AHA Annual General Meeting 2017
The AHA AGM will take place, as it usually does, during the annual conference. The meeting is open to all financial members of the AHA and we encourage you to
The AHA AGM will take place, as it usually does, during the annual conference. The meeting is open to all financial members of the AHA and we encourage you to
The third in the AHA ECR blog’s series features Dr Laura Rademaker, postdoctoral research fellow at Australian Catholic University and recent recipient of the Taylor and Francis Prize for the best
CFP deadline: 15 August 2017 Guest editors Bart Ziino (Deakin University) and Romain Fathi (Flinders University) seek proposals for contributions to a special issue of ‘History Australia’. Demobilising from total
Congratulations to Stuart Macintyre, Jenny Gregory and Lenore Layman for the recent publication of their edited collection A Historian For All Seasons: Essays for Geoffrey Bolton (Monash University Press). The
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The annual Heads of History forum was held at Federation University, Ballarat, on Monday 4 July 2016, the first day of the AHA conference. The documents relating to this meeting are:
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The second interviewee in the AHA ECR blog’s series is Dr Effie Karageorgos, who teaches both history and academic skills at the University of Melbourne and Swinburne University. She offers further
Hot on the heels of its successful Q&A series with established historians, the AHA ECR blog is now presenting a fascinating series of Q&As with emerging historians who are members
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Congratulations to Patricia O’Brien for the publication of her new book, a biography of Ta’isi O. F. Nelson, a leading Sāmoan businessman who was blamed for instigating Sāmoa’s long-running non-violent campaign
Laura Rademaker has won the inaugural Taylor and Francis Prize, awarded for the best article published in History Australia each year. Her winning article, ‘Only Cuppa Tea Christians’: Colonisation, Authentic
Jatinder Mann’s ‘Canadian Book Tour’ for The Search for a New National Identity: The Rise of Multiculturalism in Canada and Australia, 1890s-1970s (Peter Lang, 2016) is kicking off on 1
The AHA was saddened by news of the death of historian Hugh Anderson. An obituary highlighting his many and varied achievements, written by his son Warwick Anderson and Frank Bongiorno, both AHA
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