Rate My Professor Kate Utting

Kate Utting's academic interests include British propaganda, influence and strategic communications, professional military education, twentieth-century British foreign and imperial history, media-military relations, British counter-insurgency, and international history. She was co-editor of Contemporary British History (1997-2000) and co-convener of the International History Seminar at the Institute of Historical Research. Key publications feature 'Generation Z and Professional Military Education' (RAND Europe, 2022, with D. Dascalu et al.); 'Strategy, Influence, Strategic Communication and British Military Doctrine' in Propaganda, Power and Persuasion (IB Tauris, 2013); 'Palestine 1945-48: Policy, Propaganda and the Limits of Influence' in British Propaganda and Wars of Empire (Ashgate, 2014); 'British Propaganda and Illegal Immigration into Palestine' in Britain in Global Politics Vol. 2 (Palgrave Macmillan, 2013); 'Beyond Joint: Professional Military Education for the 21st Century' (Australian Defence Force Journal, 2010); and co-editor of the First Gulf War 25th Anniversary Special Edition of Air Power Review (2016). Utting was principal investigator for the British Academy-funded 'Britain and the 1991 Gulf War: a Witness Seminar' (2011-2012).