

Armin Krishnan
Promoting sustainability and innovation in the realm of security studies, Dr. Armin Krishnan serves as an Assistant Professor and Director of the Security Studies Program at East Carolina University. With a robust academic foundation, he earned his Ph.D. from Salford University in the UK, where he honed his expertise in the intricate dynamics of international security. His teaching portfolio is diverse, encompassing areas such as Security Studies, International Relations, American Foreign Policy, and Intelligence Studies, reflecting his commitment to nurturing the next generation of security experts. Dr. Krishnan's research interests are both timely and critical, focusing on the privatization within the national security sector and the burgeoning field of military robotics. His work delves into the ethical and operational implications of these developments, providing valuable insights into how they reshape modern warfare and security policies. Additionally, his research extends to the controversial topics of targeted killings and government secrecy, areas that continue to challenge policymakers and scholars alike. An accomplished author, Dr. Krishnan has penned a book on paramilitary operations, contributing significantly to the academic discourse on unconventional warfare and its impact on global security. His scholarly contributions are complemented by his practical teaching experience, having previously instructed intelligence courses at the University of Texas at El Paso. This blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application underscores his ability to bridge the gap between academia and real-world security challenges. At East Carolina University, Dr. Krishnan is dedicated to fostering an environment of critical inquiry and debate, encouraging students to engage with complex security issues from multiple perspectives. His leadership in the Security Studies Program is marked by a commitment to academic excellence and a forward-thinking approach to the evolving landscape of global security. Through his work, Dr. Krishnan continues to influence both the academic community and the broader field of security studies, advocating for innovative solutions to contemporary security challenges.
Publications
, 41-58, 2020-04-01
, 14-31, 2022-01-01
, 219-236, 2021-06-12
, 116-117, 2023-01-02
, 128-159, 2024-01-30
, 98-127, 2024-01-30
, 1-20, 2018-01-01
, 157-177, 2018-01-01
, 544-560, 2019-01-05
, 744-746, 2020-01-01
, 278-301, 2013-06-28
, 21-54, 2018-01-01
, 55-84, 2018-01-01