Philip Dwyer is an Australian historian and professor who specialises in the Napoleonic era and the history of violence. His scholarly work examines how violence has been understood, practised and justified throughout history, bringing a historian's perspective to one of humanity's most persistent phenomena. Dwyer has also written acclaimed biographies of Napoleon Bonaparte, combining rigorous research with engaging narrative to shed new light on one of history's most studied figures. His books and audiobooks offer readers and listeners thought-provoking, authoritative explorations of violence, power and the individuals who have shaped the course of history.
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