Sarah Cammarata
Strife Writing Fellow
Sarah is an MA War Studies student at King’s College London.
She previously worked as a reporter for Stars and Stripes covering Congress, the military services and veterans. She has also reported for POLITICO as a defense journalist and worked as a senior digital producer.
She is an alumna of American University in Washington, D.C., where she completed a BA in Broadcast Journalism and a minor in International Relations. Her research interests include radicalization, political violence and terrorism.
David Salinger
Strife Writing Fellow
David Salinger is pursuing an MA in Intelligence & International Security at King’s College London’s Department of War Studies. His research focuses on the security threats posed by 3D gun printing in the European Union and the online-based community behind the technology.
David holds a BA in International Relations from IE University in Madrid, Spain. His BA thesis- “The Security Implications of 3D Printed Firearms in Europe’s SALW FLows”- was chosen as the Bachelor’s best research paper. David was the Editor in Chief and Coordinator of the student-led international relations think-tank RAIA Group. David’s wider interests include contemporary warfare, French-Turkish relations, European energy security and trans-atlantic relations.
Keelin Wolfe
Strife Writing Fellow
Keelin Wolfe is a MA student from the Department of War Studies pursuing a degree in International Conflict Studies.
Her research areas focus on arms sales and arms control, WMD strategies, and divided armies research. She received her BA from George Mason University in Government and International Politics earning honors in the major and a Summa Cum Laude distinction. During her time at GMU, she was a member of the Honors College and a member of an academic fellowship called the Global Politics Fellowship. She also was a fellow in the Hertog Foundation Summer Fellowships in Nuclear Strategies and World Order.