Can Gökçen

@cangokcen.bsky.social

Lecturer in Government Studies at the Strand Group, King’s College London. Interested in the history of the British state, ideas about politics & strategy, geopolitics, Turkey, and all things defence & security.

Join us on 23 July when Department for Science, Innovation & Technology Permanent Secretary & our Visiting Professor Emran Mian will give his inaugural lecture on 'Building UK advantage in science and technology'. Apply for places here: thestrandgroup.kcl.ac.uk/event/emran-...

Emran Mian: ‘Building UK advantage in science and technology’ - The Strand Group

The eighty-first Strand Group event, where our new Visiting Professor Emran Mian will give his inaugural lecture.

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Chuffed to have Sir Simon Gass, former Chair of the UK Joint Intelligence Committee at Visiting Prof Lord Simon Case and I’s class on the History of Defence, Intelligence and Security Decision-Making. Superb insight on intelligence in UK government decision making on Ukraine and much more!

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Great to kick off "Prime Ministerial & Whitehall defence, intelligence and security decision-making", co-taught with Lord Simon Case. This week’s guest was Professor John Bew, former Chief Foreign Policy Adviser to the PM. Applications open for MA Government Studies 2026/27 👇 lnkd.in/e27J7UHC

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Looking forward to discussing my new book ‘The Art of Delivery: The Inside Story of How the Blair Government Transformed Britain's Public Services’ with Sir Michael Barber 28 May 1830 @strandgroup.bsky.social @policyatkings.bsky.social @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social Do join us! Sign up here 👇

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Join us on 28 May for @mlclem.bsky.social's book launch - 'The Art of Delivery: The Inside Story of How the Blair Government Transformed Britain's Public Services' Dr Clement will be in conversation with Sir Michael Barber. Tickets: thestrandgroup.kcl.ac.uk/event/book-l...

“The working class did not rise like the sun at an appointed time.  It was present at its own making.”   EP Thompson. Were he still alive he would have been 100 today.