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Biography

Darren Cronshaw

Chaplain Darren Cronshaw has served at Army School of Transport, Puckapunyal, 1st Recruit Training Battalion, Kapooka and Defence Force School of Signals. In the civilian world he is also Professor of Practical and Intercultural Theology with the Australian College of Ministries (Sydney College of Divinity). His hobby is pushing the boundaries of resilience in Ironman triathlons.

Darren has also written articles in collaboration with Jessie Cronshaw and Jenni Cronshaw.

An Australian Army solider inside an M1A1 Abrams Tank.

Character Training Transformation

Darren Cronshaw discusses the ongoing effort to transform ab-initio training in Army.

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An Australian Army soldier listens to a brief.

ADF Values Training Transformation

This article discusses advancements and experiments in transforming values in Army trainees.

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Darren Cronshaw

Rifleman from Charlie Company of 8th/9th BDE conduct battle field clearance on enemy role-player.

Unacceptable Behaviour Training Transformation

Chaplain Darren Cronshaw shares the current approach to tackling unacceptable behaviour through integration in the training system at DFSS and elsewhere.

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Darren Cronshaw

Book cover of 'Religion and Development in the Asia-Pacific'.

Book Review: Religion and Development in the Asia-Pacific

A book review of Religion and Development in the Asia-Pacific: Sacred Places as Development Spaces, which evaluates 5 case studies of the relationship between religion and community development.

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Darren Cronshaw

Book cover of ''Ethics in Counter-Terrorism'.

Book Review | Ethics in Counter-Terrorism (ISME Volume 4)

A book review of 'Ethics in Counter-Terrorism' exploring definitions, case studies, the political and religious contexts of terrorism, appropriate responses, and especially the importance of the moral high ground of ethical operations.

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Darren Cronshaw

Book cover of 'Military Ethics and Leadership'.

Book Review | Military Ethics and Leadership (ISME Volume 3)

A review of ‘Military Ethics and Leadership’ which unpacks how ethical leadership can be developed both for commanders and for soldiers, recognising the challenges of combat situational pressures and intercultural complexities.

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Darren Cronshaw

Book cover of 'Didactics of Military Ethics'.

Book Review | Didactics of Military Ethics: From Theory to Practice (ISME Volume 2)

A book review of ‘Didactics of Military Ethics’ exploring the context and dilemmas of contemporary conflicts and implications for the practice of teaching and resourcing soldiers for ethical leadership and combat behaviours.

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Darren Cronshaw

Responsibilities to Protect book cover

Book Review | Responsibilities to Protect (ISME Volume 1)

A book review of ‘Responsibilities to Protect’ (ISME volume 1) covering the history of Responsibility to Protect engagements, implications for ethical training and avoiding moral injury.

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Darren Cronshaw

The sun rises as competitors start the swim leg of the 70.3 half Ironman in Cairns.

Resilience Lessons from a Pedalling Padre

This article provides a reflection on the resilience, teamwork, and self-awareness learned in endurance sport and Ironman triathlons.

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Darren Cronshaw

Book cover of 'Flourishing'.

Book Review: Flourishing

A book review of ‘Flourishing: Why We Need Religion in a Globalized World’, which addresses the relationship of religion and globalisation, both how it has been and how the author believes it ought to be.

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Darren Cronshaw