Emily O’Gorman (with co-editors James Beattie and Edward Melillo) has just published Eco-Cultural Networks and the British Empire: New Views on Environmental History (Bloomsbury Publishing) which explores how networks of
Peter Monteath and Mandy Paul (with Rebecca Martin) recently had published Interned: Torrens Island 1914–1915 (Wakefield Press) telling the little-known story of South Australia’s ‘enemy within’ – the Germans, Austrians,
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Pat Jalland continues her contributions to the history of death, grief and old age with the publication of her tenth book Old Age in Australia (Melbourne University Press), the first
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Michael Gladwin’s Anglican Clergy in Australia, 1788-1850: Building a British World is the first full-length exploration of the role of the Anglican church in the development of colonial Australia.
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Susie Protschky is the editor of the soon to be released volume Photography, Modernity and the Governed in Late-colonial Indonesia (Amsterdam University Press). The essays in this volume examine, from
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Warwick Anderson’s co-authored book (with Ian R. Mackay), Intolerant Bodies: A Short History of Autoimmunity (Johns Hopkins, 2014) book chronicles the shifting scientific understanding of the causes of autoimmune disease,
Angela Woollacott’s latest book Settler Society in the Australian Colonies: Self-Government and Imperial Culture (Oxford University Press, 2015) uses life stories of men and women to explain the rapid spread
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