Martin Jorgensen
No current affiliation with UGent
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- PhD Thesis
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Revisiting the first United Nations peacekeeping intervention in Egypt and the Gaza Strip, 1956-1967: a case of imperial multilateralism?
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- Journal Article
- A4
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Tilbage til fremtiden? Historien om FN’s fredsbevarende operationer genfortalt som led i det globale imperiale systems udviklingshistorie” (Back to the Future? The History of UN Peacekeeping Operations recast as a part of the History of the Global Imperial System)
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Challenging ideas: theory and empirical research in the humanities and social sciences
Maren Lytje, Torben Kjersgaard Nielsen and Martin Jorgensen (UGent)(2015) -
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Back to the future? A call for a genealogy of the sexual hygiene regimes in UN military interventions
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Book review of Albert Lau (ed.): 'Southeast Asia and the Cold War'
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Decolonising the knowledge production on the military aspects of global governance
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Putting it on the Agenda (Again): the need for historical dialogue in history education in Israel, the Gaza strip and the West Bank
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Historians and UN peacekeeping: a postcolonial critique
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Postcolonising ‘Multi-national’ and ‘International’ Police and Military Operations as ‘Frontier Zones of Imperial Internationalism'