The National Council for the Centenary of Federation/Australian Historical Association Publication Awards

The winners of the National Council for the Centenary of Federation and the AHA joint publication grants for 2000 are:

Thom BLAKE / UQP

‘A Dumping Ground: the history of a Queensland Aboriginal Reserve’ (PhD, University of Queensland, undated)

John CONNOR / NSWUP

'The Australian Frontier Wars 1788-1838' (MA, USW, 1999)

David DUTTON / NSWUP

‘Strangers and Citizens: the construction of Australian citizenship in the 20^th century’ (PhD, University of Melbourne, 1998)

Erik EKLUND / MUP

'Port Kembla in the Industrial Age: the making of a steel town, 1900 to 2000'

(PhD, Univ. of Sydney, 1995)

Nicola HENNINGHAM / MUP

'A different Story: Gender and the History of White Settlement in North Queensland, 1840-1930' (PhD, Univ. of Melbourne, 2000)

Tony HUGHES-D’AETH / MUP

‘An Atlas of a Difficult World. The Picturesque Atlas of Australasia, 1886-88’ (PhD, UWA, 1999)

Mary Anne JEBB / UWA Press

'On the Fringe of a Nation: A History of Surviving the Pastoral Frontier and the Arrival of Welfare in Ngarinyin country, 1902-1972' (PhD, Murdoch University, 1998)

Daniel MANDEL / Scribe Publications, Vic.

'The Undercover Zionist: Doc Evatt's Role in the Foundation of Israel' (PhD, Monash University, 1999)

Seamus O’HANLON / Australian Scholarly Publishing

‘Together Apart: Boarding House, Hostel and Flat Life in Prewar Melbourne’

Melanie OPPENHEIMER / Federation Press

'"All Work. No Pay". Volunteer Work on the Australian Homefront, 1939-1945'

(PhD, Macquarie University, 1997)

Kim PESCOD / Australian Scholarly Publishing

'The Government Counted Their Socks. The British Emigrant Depots of the Mid-Nineteenth Century' (PhD, 1998, La Trobe University)

Paul STRANGIO / MUP

'"Keeper of the Faith": A biography of Jim Cairns'

(PhD, Deakin University, 1998)

Rebe TAYLOR / Wakefield Press

'Unearthed: the Aboriginal Tasmanians of Kangaroo Island' (MA, ANU)

Christina TWOMEY / Australian Scholarly Publishing

'Desserted and Destitute: Motherhood, Wife Desertion and Colonial Welfare'

(PhD, University of Melbourne, 1996)

Stuart WARD / MUP

‘Discordant Communities: Britain, Europe and the Eclipse of the Imperial Imagination in Australia’ (PhD, University of Sydney, 1999)