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
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
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
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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
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
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
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
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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
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
A highlight of the conference program is the keynote presentation by Professor Christina Twomey, Head of History, Monash University, on the timely topic ‘When the War is Over: Australian Entanglement with
The AHA is thrilled to offer its warm congratulations to Professor Ann McGrath (Director of the Australian Centre for Indigenous History at ANU) who received two well-deserved acknowledgements of her significant contribution
A reminder that conference presenters are expected to have paid their registration before 15 June 2017. All conference presenters must also be members of the AHA, so if you are presenting
A number of social events have been organised for the post-conference evenings, including ECR and postgrad drinks, a Drinking Newcastle Walking Tour, the launch of a Radical Newcastle Museum exhibit by
The almost-final program has eight panels with only two speakers each. In order to fill those panels, the organisers would be happy to consider late abstracts that coincide with one
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