Vacancy: Researcher
Transition Security Project

Investigating military industrial complexes as economic, climate and geopolitical threats.

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Transition Security

What are the consequences of militarisation for a warming world? How will Transition Security Project respond to this moment?
Khem Rogaly, Patrick Bigger, Lorah Steichen
Published October 16, 2025
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Green Clydeside: Modelling Military Industrial Conversion

Military industrial conversion was a popular proposal in the twentieth century. What would it look like on the Clyde today?
Pinelopi Gardika, Leela Jadhav, Khem Rogaly
Published October 23, 2025
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Imperial State Capitalism

A new geopolitics is shaping the development of AI and the energy transition.
Ilias Alami
Published November 18, 2025
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In the Name of “Rebalancing”: An Assault on Trade

The US has imposed a harsh global trade regime to reorder the world economy. Amid the chaos, new possibilities may emerge.
Mona Ali
Published November 10, 2025

A Lucas Plan for the Twenty First Century: From Asset Manager Arsenal to Green Industrial Strategy

Report by Khem Rogaly
Published October 18, 2024
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A Lucas Plan for the Twenty First Century: Map

Mapping military aerospace and shipbuilding in North West England, the Scottish central belt and Northern Ireland.
Khem Rogaly, Sophie Monk
Published October 18, 2024
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We analyse the political economy of military budgets and the economic risks of increasing military spending. Alongside this, we work with trade unions to develop plans for the conversion of military industrial sites.

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We investigate the environmental damage produced by the US and UK war machines, from greenhouse gas emissions to ecological devastation.

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We commission new research on the global strategies of the US and UK militaries, their roles in destabilising collective security and the barriers that US empire presents to multilateral security and climate collaboration.