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Congratulations to Marilyn Lake for the forthcoming publication of her book Progressive New World: How Settler Colonialism and Transpacific Exchange Shaped American Reform (Harvard University Press, 2019). The book points to the significance of turn-of-the-twentieth-century exchanges
Congratulations to Tim Causer and Philip Schofield, whose open access pre-publication version of Jeremy Bentham’s Writings on Australia, a forthcoming edited volume of their The Collected Works of Jeremy Bentham, is now available to download. This work consists of
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A History graduate is required to help a non-academic author standardise the references of a scholarly work that is likely to be published in 2019. The book is a biography
Congratulations to Dr. Frances M. Clarke and her collaborator Rebecca Jo Plant, who have received the Coordinating Council of Women Historians’ Carol Gold Award for the best article in any field
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22 July 2019-24 July 2019, Flinders University, Adelaide This conference seeks to examine how non-European monarchs and paramount leaders responded to (and in part shaped) European imperialism. It looks to
The Australian Women’s Register is trailing crowdfunding through the University of Melbourne to support the creation of 50 new entries on Victorian women who have done/are doing great work in
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In the latest in the Emerging Historians series, Dr Chelsea Barnett talks about stumbling into history, studying masculinity in Australian films and the travails of ECR life. Read about it
Congratulations to Shaunnagh Dorsett (UTS) for her book Juridical Encounters: Maori and the Colonial Courts 1840-1852 (Auckland UP) and Jane McCabe (Otago) for her book Race, Tea and Colonial Settlement (Bloomsbury) who have
Congratulations to Peter Prince who has won the Deen De Bortoli award in applied history, awarded by the History Council NSW, for a history article that contributes to current policy,
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