Catherine Galley is a senior research data scientist at RAND Europe. Her work primarily focuses on applying statistical modelling to data on the Armed Forces community, such as forecasting the size and demographics of the Armed Forces community out to 2040, estimating the cost and prevalence of poor transitions from the Armed Forces and understanding the interactions of Armed Forces children with the social care system. Galley’s research has focused on understanding and supporting the Armed Forces Community across a wide range of issues, with projects for the Ministry of Defence, Royal British Legion, RAF Benevolent Fund, Greenwich Hospital, the OVA and FiMT.
Galley received her M.Litt. in terrorism and political violence from the University of St. Andrews and her B.Sc. in politics and international relations from the University of Exeter.

Education

M.Litt. in terrorism and political violence, University of St Andrews; B.Sc. in politics and international relations, University of Exeter

Selected Work

  • Johnson, Grant, Sean M. Zeigler, Marco Hafner, and Catherine Galley, Quantifying the link between COVID-19, conflict risk, and the global economy, RAND Corporation (RR-A2302-1), 2023
  • Natalie Fisher, Karen Newell, Kate Smith, Linda Slapakova and Catherine Galley, Understanding the Transition from Military to Civilian Life, Forces in Mind Trust, 2025

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