International Relations writers and expertise

Credentials: MPhil in history, film and television, and BA (Hons) American studies (2:1), with interdisciplinary academic training across culture, media and humanities.

Focus areas: History, film, television, American studies, politics, literature, art, journalism, geography and international relations.

Approach: Engaged, curious and analytical writer who enjoys challenging briefs and produces well-structured work informed by broad interdisciplinary knowledge.

Experience: More than a decade of writing experience including academic assignments, web content, business writing, articles, blogs and creative projects. Longstanding contributor to Academic Knowledge.

Research skills: Strong humanities-focused research skills developed through postgraduate study and extensive professional writing across diverse subjects.

Academic writing: Experienced in producing academic work across humanities and arts disciplines, including film, cultural studies, literature and historical analysis.

Credentials: PhD, MA Publishing (Oxford Brookes, Merit), BA Business Studies (De Montfort University, First Class).

Focus areas: Business studies, strategy, marketing, accounting, HRM, economics, law, international relations, politics, sociology.

Approach: Highly experienced writer and tutor with excellent research capabilities, broad academic coverage, and expertise in various citation styles.

Experience: Brings extensive experience as a freelance academic writer and tutor supporting students at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Has produced a wide range of model assignments and learning materials across business, management, accounting, marketing, HRM, law and the social sciences. Comfortable working across interdisciplinary topics and providing structured guidance to help students understand complex academic material.

Research skills: Highly skilled in sourcing and evaluating academic literature, drawing on a wide range of databases and reference materials. Confident conducting detailed background research, synthesising information from multiple disciplines and applying theoretical frameworks to real-world business and social science contexts.

Academic writing: Experienced in producing clear, well-organised model assignments using a variety of academic conventions and citation styles. Skilled in presenting arguments logically, supporting points with relevant literature, and tailoring work to the expectations of different academic levels and subject areas.

Credentials: BScEcon in international politics with law (first class honours) and MA in international politics (merit), with strong academic grounding across two disciplines.

Focus areas: International politics, public policy, foundational areas of law, internet governance, online regulation, data privacy and cross-disciplinary political research.

Approach: Analytical and thorough, drawing on experience balancing demanding workloads to produce well-researched, clear and structured academic writing.

Experience: Experience conducting research in both politics and law, including policy-focused research and preparation of briefing materials. Skilled in handling varied and unfamiliar topics with confidence.

Research skills: Strong research capability built through dual-discipline undergraduate work and postgraduate study, with expertise in analysing political, legal and internet-related issues.

Academic writing: Capable of producing essays, policy briefs and analytical reports across politics and related legal themes, with experience supporting students in managing demanding academic workloads.

Credentials: MA in political theory (distinction) and BA in politics and philosophy (first class), with academic work spanning social sciences and humanities.

Focus areas: Political theory, philosophy, feminist theory, epistemology, critical theory, political economy, sociology, criminology and international relations.

Approach: Interdisciplinary and analytical, drawing on a broad theoretical background to produce work that integrates perspectives across humanities and social sciences.

Experience: Experience producing academic work across politics, philosophy, sociology, criminology and related fields, including sample essays, study guides and research support for students in higher education.

Research skills: Access to a wide range of academic databases including JSTOR, Wiley Online Library, Taylor & Francis and ScienceDirect, and experienced in navigating extensive university library collections.

Academic writing: Proficient in Harvard, APA and MLA/footnote referencing, with experience producing undergraduate-level essays, study guides and proposal work across arts and social sciences.

Credentials: PhD in Public Health from the University of Manchester, supported by an MSc in International Politics (Distinction) and a First-Class BA (Hons) in Economic and Social Studies. This broad academic background provides a strong foundation in both health and social science research.

Focus areas: Public health, social and political theory, sociology, social policy, and the medical humanities. Particularly skilled in cross-disciplinary research combining health, policy, and community studies.

Experience: Accomplished academic writer and researcher with over 500 completed model assignments for students from undergraduate to PhD level. Experienced in writing for academic, policy, and professional audiences, including reports, consultation documents, and government submissions. Proficient in qualitative and quantitative methods, and experienced with SPSS, NVivo, and Atlas.ti.

Approach: Analytical and methodical, known for high standards of originality, precision, and academic integrity. Combines PhD-level research expertise with clear, engaging academic writing.

Credentials: BSc in Environmental Geography, MSc in Sustainable Development, and MSc in Strategic Management of Energy.

Focus areas: Environmental studies, sustainability, geography, economics and business in environmental and energy contexts.

Technical skills: Experienced in SPSS, Minitab, R and ArcGIS for quantitative and geospatial analysis.

Approach: Integrates environmental theory, policy and data analysis to produce robust, well-evidenced assignments at undergraduate and postgraduate level.

Experience: Has extensive experience producing academic work across multiple disciplines, including essays, reports, literature reviews and extended research projects. Able to work independently on complex assignments, manage multiple deadlines and deliver well-structured work aligned with university expectations.

Research skills: Skilled in gathering, evaluating and synthesising information from a wide range of academic sources. Confident integrating statistical insights and geospatial analysis into written work, applying both qualitative and quantitative methods to support clear, evidence-based arguments.

Academic writing: Comfortable writing across fields such as sociology, economics, geography, international relations and business studies. Experienced with academic conventions, referencing requirements and the development of clear, coherent academic narratives. Motivated by a strong interest in learning and producing high-quality, well-researched work.

Credentials: LLB (First Class) and LLM with a focus on international law, covering areas such as WTO law, international human rights and comparative legal systems.

Focus areas: Public, contract, tort, commercial and employment law, international and human rights law, comparative law and judicial review.

Approach: Analytical and research-driven, drawing on practical legal experience and strong academic foundations to produce structured, well-supported written work.

Experience: Experience in legal research, legislative analysis and writing on current affairs. Additional experience in comparative legal research, drafting arguments based on international and foreign case law, and analysing judgments from international courts.

Research skills: Access to Cambridge University Library, Squire Law Library, Westlaw and LexisNexis, with strong skills in legal analysis and reviewing international and domestic case law.

Academic writing: Experience in producing articles, legal analyses and written work based on international, comparative and domestic law, supported by training through the Bar Professional Training Course.