12 March 2016

Ramifications of US B1 Bombers based in Australia.

Dr Malcolm Jorgensen
PhD Graduate, United States Studies Centre

Research associate Malcolm Jorgensen on Sky News.

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Dr Malcolm Jorgensen
PhD Graduate, United States Studies Centre
Malcolm Jorgensen was awarded his PhD in United States Foreign Policy and International Law in 2015, as the US Studies Centre's first resident doctoral candidate. Jorgensen is a former lecturer, tutor and research associate of the Centre. He is now a research fellow of the Kolleg-Forschergruppe Berlin Potsdam Research Group at Humboldt University, Berlin

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12 March 2016

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