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David Stenner

Associate Professor

Christopher Newport University

Affiliations

Christopher Newport University

College of Arts and Humanities

Fine Art and Art History

David Stenner is currently serving as a Christopher Newport University Associate Professor at Christopher Newport University.

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Christopher Newport University

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civilizations history middle eastern studies global studies north african studies southern african studies international history spanish portuguese latin caribbean studies colonialism empire nationalism political history levant african political economy global history african studies middle east policy citizenship studies diplomacy sociology modernity social sciences peace research southern african study postcolonial writing early republic cultural studies humanities african identity political geography urban history interdisciplinary history social change critical race theory political philosophy anthropology critical theory culture public history historical geography social history american studies international social work american political thought geopolitics african american studies ideology international relations historical review international affairs american literature political science political studies anti-racism cultural change european society political sociology social movements globalization

Notable Scholarly Works

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The Second World War and North Africa. The Journal of North African Studies (2025)

historycivilizationsdiplomacyglobal studiessouthern african studiesinternational historyinternational relations

Dispatches From New York: The Travels of a Moroccan Diplomat at the End of the Age of Empire. The Journal of North African Studies (2021)

On the Margins of the Arab World?. International Journal Middle East Studies (2020)

Mediterranean Crossroads: Spanish-Moroccan Relations in Past and Present. The Journal of North African Studies (2018)

spanishlatinnorth african studieslevantportuguesemiddle eastern studiescaribbean studies

Centring the Periphery: Northern Morocco as a Hub of Transnational Anti-Colonial Activism, 1930–43. Journal of Global History (2016)

civilizationshistoryafrican political economycolonialismglobal studiesempirenationalismsouthern african studiesglobal historyinternational historypolitical historynorth african studiesanthropologymiddle eastern studiessocial movementsafrican studiesmiddle east policy

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David Stenner

Associate Professor

Christopher Newport University

Affiliations

Christopher Newport University

College of Arts and Humanities

Fine Art and Art History

David Stenner is currently serving as a Christopher Newport University Associate Professor at Christopher Newport University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David Stenner

Christopher Newport University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Second World War and North Africa. The Journal of North African Studies (2025)

historycivilizationsdiplomacyglobal studiessouthern african studiesinternational historyinternational relations

Dispatches From New York: The Travels of a Moroccan Diplomat at the End of the Age of Empire. The Journal of North African Studies (2021)

On the Margins of the Arab World?. International Journal Middle East Studies (2020)

Mediterranean Crossroads: Spanish-Moroccan Relations in Past and Present. The Journal of North African Studies (2018)

spanishlatinnorth african studieslevantportuguesemiddle eastern studiescaribbean studies

Centring the Periphery: Northern Morocco as a Hub of Transnational Anti-Colonial Activism, 1930–43. Journal of Global History (2016)

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10 / page