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Holmes, Georgina (2013). Women and War in Rwanda: Gender, Media and the Representation of Genocide. I.B. Taurus, Bloomsbury Publishing.

Gilder, Alexander; Curran, David; Holmes, Georgina and Edu-Afful, Fiifi eds. (2023). Multidisciplinary Futures of UN Peace Operations. Rethinking Peace and Conflict Studies (RCS). Palgrave Macmillan Cham.

Khalid, Aliya; Holmes, Georgina and Parpart, Jane eds. (2023). The politics of silence, voice and the in-between: exploring gender, race and insecurity from the margins. Routledge.

Holmes, Georgina (2023). Feminist approaches. In: Badache, Fanny; Kimber, Leah R. and Maertens, Lucile eds. International Organizations and Research Methods: An Introduction. University of Michigan Press, pp. 333–340.

Gilder, Alex; Curran, David; Holmes, Georgina and Edu-Afful, Fiifi (2023). The Future Trajectory of UN Peace Operations. In: Gilder, Alex; Curran, David; Holmes, Georgina and Edu-Afful, Fiifi eds. Multidisciplinary Futures of UN Peace Operations. Rethinking Peace and Conflict Studies. London: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 1–17.

Holmes, G. (2020). Feminist institutionalism. In: Oksamytna, K. and Karlsrud, J. eds. United Nations Peace Operations and International Relations Theory. Manchester: Manchester University Press.

Holmes, G. and Buscaglia, I. (2019). Rebranding Rwanda's peacekeeping identity during post-conflict transition. In: Grayson, H. and Hitchcott, N. eds. Rwanda Since 1994: Stories of Change. Francophone Postcolonial Studies (10). Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, pp. 104–124.

Holmes, Georgina (2019). Enhancing operational effectiveness? Pre-deployment training for tactical-level Rwandan female military peacekeepers. In: Brown, David; Murray, Donette; Riemann, Malte; Rossi, Norma and Smith, Martin A. eds. War Amongst the People: Critical Assessments. Sandhurst Trends in International Conflict Series. Havant: Howgate Publishing.

Holmes, Georgina (2018). Gender and the military in post-genocide Rwanda. In: Bemporad, Elissa and Warren, Joyce W. eds. Women and Genocide: Survivors, Victims, Perpetrators. Bloomington: Indiana University Press.

Holmes, Georgina (2015). Negotiating narratives of human rights abuses: image management in conflicts in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. In: Gallagher, Julia ed. Images of Africa: Creation, negotiation and subversion. Manchester University Press, pp. 144–166.

Holmes, Georgina (2024). Digital peacekeeping, cyborg soldiers and militarised masculinities: a posthuman critique. Peacebuilding, 12(4) pp. 483–501.

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Holmes, Georgina and Newnham, Sarah (2024). Business continuity, bureaucratic resilience and the limitations of neoliberal survival logics in international organisations. Review of International Studies (Early access).

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Holmes, Georgina and White, Sabrina (2023). Nation branding and feminist diplomacy after crisis: France’s response to SEA allegations in Central African Republic. European Journal of International Studies, 9(2) pp. 281–298.

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Holmes, Georgina (2020). Strengthening UK support for gender responsive, people-centred peacekeeping in Africa. RUSI Journal, 165(5-6) pp. 36–45.

Holmes, Georgina (2019). Situating Agency, Embodied Practices and Norm Implementation in Peacekeeping Training. International Peacekeeping, 26(1) pp. 55–84.

Holmes, Georgina; Wright, Katharine A. M.; Basu, Soumita; Hurley, Matthew; de Almagro, Maria Martin; Guerrina, Roberta and Cheng, Christine (2019). Feminist experiences of 'studying up': encounters with international institutions. Millennium: Journal of International Studies, 47(2) pp. 210–230.

Duriesmith, David and Holmes, Georgina (2019). The masculine logic of DDR and SSR in the Rwanda Defence Force. Security Dialogue, 50(4) pp. 361–379.

Holmes, Georgina (2018). Teaching the United Nations, gender and critical pedagogy. Peace Review, 30(3) pp. 285–294.

Holmes, Georgina (2018). [Book Review] Handbook on Gender and War, edited by Simona Sharoni, Julia Welland, Linda Steiner, and Jennifer Pedersen. International Feminist Journal of Politics, 20(3) pp. 466–468.

Holmes, Georgina (2017). The Commonwealth, gender and peacekeeping. The Roundtable: The Commonwealth Journal of International Affairs, 106(4) pp. 403–419.

Holmes, Georgina (2014). Gendering the Rwanda Defence Force: A Critical Assessment. Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding, 8(4) pp. 321–333.

Holmes, Georgina (2012). ‘Living on Gold Should be a Blessing; Instead it is a Curse’. Mass Rape and Genocide by Attrition in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The RUSI Journal, 157(6) pp. 62–66.

Holmes, Georgina (2011). Did Newsnight Miss the Story? A Survey of How the BBC's “Flagship Political Current Affairs Program” Reported Genocide and War in Rwanda between April and July 1994. Genocide Studies and Prevention, 6(2) pp. 174–192.

Holmes, Georgina (2011). Rwanda and the Commonwealth: The Evolution of the BBC's Institutional Narrative on the 1994 Rwandan Genocide. The Round Table, 100(416) pp. 519–530.

Holmes, Georgina (2008). The Postcolonial Politics of Militarizing Rwandan Women: An Analysis of the Extremist Magazine Kangura and the Gendering of a Genocidal Nation-state. Minerva Journal of Women and War, 2(2) pp. 44–63.

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Holmes, Georgina (2024). ‘Women in Defence’ Initiatives Need Greater Transparency and Parliamentary Oversight. In e-International Relations e-International Relations, Bristol.

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Curran, David; Holmes, Georgina and Cunliffe, Philip (2018). Peacekeeping after Brexit. RUSI Conference Report, December 2018. Royal United Services Institute.

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Holmes, Georgina (2013). Is ActionAid’s gender-specific fundraising campaign progressive? In LSE Engenderings LSE Engenderings, London, UK.

Holmes, Georgina (2011). Congo’s rape crisis: Reflections on the new Red Rubber wars. In African Arguments African Arguments, London, UK.

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