Andrew Thomas Zwilling, Ph.D.
Associate Professor College of Distance Education

Biography
Andrew Zwilling is an associate professor of strategy and war in the College of Distance Education. His current research centers on the British Empire in the Mediterranean region during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century. His areas of expertise include the British Empire, Colonial America, and early modern Europe. Before joining the resident faculty in Newport in 2018, he served as an adjunct professor of strategy and war in the College of Distance Education on location for six years. He holds a Ph.D. in History from Florida State University.
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Areas of Expertise
- Civil War
- Europe
- Maritime History
- Military Theory
- Revolutionary War
Professional Highlights
Assistant Professor of Strategy and Policy
Research Contributions and Publications
British Malta, 1798-1835: The Trifling Jewel
Routledge, 2024
Falling Dominoes: The War for American Independence, 1763-1783
Co-authored with Stanley D. M. Carpenter, Kevin J. Delamer, and James R. McIntyre
Routledge, 2023
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