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| + | From the [[Cabinet Office]] website announcing his appointment in May 2013 to the board of the [[Charity Commission]]: | ||
:Gwythian Prins is Research Professor at the [[London School of Economics and Political Science]]. He is also visiting professor at the [[University of Buckingham]]. For over 20 years he was a Fellow in History at Emmanuel College, Cambridge and latterly University Lecturer in Politics. Much of his work has been in Africa or on strategic matters. During the latter 1990s he served as Senior Fellow in the Office of the Special Advisor on Central and Eastern European Affairs, part of the Office of the Secretary-General of [[NATO]], Brussels. He is currently a member of the Chief of the Defence Staff’s Strategy Advisory Panel. He has published on African history, medical anthropology, European politics and on military and strategic issues. | :Gwythian Prins is Research Professor at the [[London School of Economics and Political Science]]. He is also visiting professor at the [[University of Buckingham]]. For over 20 years he was a Fellow in History at Emmanuel College, Cambridge and latterly University Lecturer in Politics. Much of his work has been in Africa or on strategic matters. During the latter 1990s he served as Senior Fellow in the Office of the Special Advisor on Central and Eastern European Affairs, part of the Office of the Secretary-General of [[NATO]], Brussels. He is currently a member of the Chief of the Defence Staff’s Strategy Advisory Panel. He has published on African history, medical anthropology, European politics and on military and strategic issues. | ||
Revision as of 06:13, 10 March 2014
Gwythian Prins is an academic who sits on the board of Britain's Charity Commission.
Background
From the Cabinet Office website announcing his appointment in May 2013 to the board of the Charity Commission:
- Gwythian Prins is Research Professor at the London School of Economics and Political Science. He is also visiting professor at the University of Buckingham. For over 20 years he was a Fellow in History at Emmanuel College, Cambridge and latterly University Lecturer in Politics. Much of his work has been in Africa or on strategic matters. During the latter 1990s he served as Senior Fellow in the Office of the Special Advisor on Central and Eastern European Affairs, part of the Office of the Secretary-General of NATO, Brussels. He is currently a member of the Chief of the Defence Staff’s Strategy Advisory Panel. He has published on African history, medical anthropology, European politics and on military and strategic issues.
