Challenging Ideas
Theory and Empirical Research in the Social Sciences and Humanities
Challenging Ideas
Theory and Empirical Research in the Social Sciences and Humanities
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Challenging Ideas is a selection of articles which address the intersections between theory and empirical research. In general, the contributions to the volume focus on how imaginations of the temporal relationship between past and present might inform theory as well as empirical research.
Maren Lytje, PhD, is External Lecturer at Aalborg University and University College Nordjylland, Denmark. She has published on the relationship between justice and justification, and is interested in the intersections between just war theory and life ethics, as well as the historical development of critical theory.Torben K. Nielsen is Associate Professor at Aalborg University, Denmark. He has published extensively on the Crusades, and is interested in medieval discourses of body, landscape and otherness. Martin Ottovay Jørgensen is an External Lecturer at Aalborg University, Denmark, and a joint PhD student with Aalborg University and Ghent University, Belgium. He has published on UN peacekeeping and everyday life, and is interested in how international organisations and community grew out of the world of empires and colonial imperialism, and what that means today.
Maren Lytje, PhD, is External Lecturer at Aalborg University and University College Nordjylland, Denmark. She has published on the relationship between justice and justification, and is interested in the intersections between just war theory and life ethics, as well as the historical development of critical theory.Torben K. Nielsen is Associate Professor at Aalborg University, Denmark. He has published extensively on the Crusades, and is interested in medieval discourses of body, landscape and otherness. Martin Ottovay Jørgensen is an External Lecturer at Aalborg University, Denmark, and a joint PhD student with Aalborg University and Ghent University, Belgium. He has published on UN peacekeeping and everyday life, and is interested in how international organisations and community grew out of the world of empires and colonial imperialism, and what that means today.