2017 Annual General Meeting
The 2017 AHA AGM was held 5:00–6:00pm, 6 July 2017 in Room UNH416, University House, cnr King Street and Auckland Street, Newcastle, NSW. Agenda Draft journal list (Vice-President’s report) Minutes
Month: June 2017
NEWCASTLE 2017: AHA CONFERENCE NEWS
Digital History Workshop Associate Professor Michelle Moravec of Rosemont College, Philadelphia, will hold a workshop on the use of computational linguistics in historical research on the first day of the Newcastle conference: 1:00 – 5:00 pm, Monday 3 July 2017, University House. A few places remain; register through the conference website. Welcome reception Immediately after Read more …
‘Australian Historical Studies’
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AHA Newsletters in July
There will only be one AHA Newsletter issued in July 2017 – on 13 July. There will be no newsletter during the week of the AHA conference in Newcastle and none during the last two weeks in July as the EO will be on leave. So – if you have any publications, prizes, CFPs or Read more …
AHA ECR blog – How To… Write a Book Proposal
Phillipa McGuinness, executive publisher at NewSouth Publishing, kicks off the AHA ECR blog’s new ‘how to’ series with some fantastic tips on what and what not to do when writing a book proposal. She explains what will catch the eye of a publisher, reminds us to read widely and encourages historians to be imaginative and bold. Read Read more …
History Australia 14.2
History Australia 14.2 is out now. It’s a terrific special issue on ‘Peace and Patriotism in Twentieth-century Australia’, edited by Kyle Harvey and Nick Irving, who also have articles in the issue, along with contributions from Victoria Haskins, Bart Ziino, Kate Laing, John Maynard, Christina Twomey and Sean Scalmer. If you’re an AHA member, log Read more …
‘Memorandoms by James Martin’
Congratulations to AHA member Tim Causer, who has edited and introduced a new scholarly edition of the earliest Australian convict narrative, Memorandoms by James Martin, the only extant first-hand account of the escape from Australia by transported convicts James Martin, William and Mary Bryant and their two infant children, and six other male convicts on the night Read more …
HISEAS: Historians of Southeast Asia
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New on the Honest History website
Barry Jones on conscription 1916–17; new edition of Honest History’s Alternative Guide to the Australian War Memorial (first edition downloaded more than 2000 times); the Commonwealth’s secret war on Laos in the 1960s; teaching Indigenous archaelogy; reviews of Griffith Review 56 Millennials Strike Back, Sue Rosen’s Scorched Earth, Bruce Munday’s Those Wild Rabbits; Centenary Watch, including opaque remarks in Senate Read more …
AHA ECR blog – Emerging Historians Q&A with Benjamin T. Jones
In the latest in the Emerging Historians series, meet Dr Benjamin T. Jones, whose PhD on responsible government in colonial Canada and Australia in the mid-nineteenth century was published in 2014 and who is now an Australian Research Council Fellow (DECRA) in the School of History at the Australian National University. Read about his research Read more …