Mike Finch took a chance and moved his career and family to Australia. It's worked out pretty well. If you are a fan of Makers of Modern Strategy, his next book is something you're going to want to check out. Episode out next month! Oxford Academic Michael P.M. Finch

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Check out our great convo. with Mike Finch. We'll talk about the history of a seminal work in the field, kangaroos, and taking chances with your career. OUP History Deakin University Michael P.M. Finch SMH Historians podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mhptp…

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Hello! I’m doing a talk Pembroke College next week. Please come along if you’re inclined and in the area (even better, DM too, so I know to expect you)

We're Back! The #StrategyBridgePodcast returns with an incredibly exciting episode. Michael P.M. Finch joins prbeckman to discuss Edward Mead Earle, the original “Makers of Modern Strategy,”what it meant then, and what it still means today. thestrategybridge.org/the-podcast

Very grateful to prbeckman and The Strategy Bridge for having me on!

We’ve all read (or should have read) from the 1986 MoMS. Many of us have dipped into the 2023 New MoMS. But Edward Mead Earle’s 1943 text was absolutely revolutionary. Listen in on this fascinating discussion between Michael P.M. Finch & prbeckman. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

Now out in International Affairs: my review of Michael P.M. Finch's "Making Makers," which traces the construction of the strategic canon across three generations of "Makers of Modern Strategy" and illuminates how civilian scholars shaped the 20th cent study of war. 📚 academic.oup.com/ia/article-abs…

New review of Making Makers in H-War, courtesy of Vanya Bellinger: networks.h-net.org/group/reviews/…

A great discussion about strategic empathy with Dr Claire Yorke from Deakin University, ably hosted by Bryce Wakefield Australian Institute of International Affairs. With our societies and international order changing fast, it’s even more important to try to understand how other people think. Can’t wait for the book!