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The conveners of the Religious History Association stream invite submissions for papers that explore the theme of ‘Local Communities,Global Networks’ as it relates to the history of religion. Very few aspects of human life have shaped local communities and global networks – and especially the relationship between the two – as consistently as religious belief,practice Read more …
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Congratulations to Penny Edmonds who has won the inaugural Theory Race and Colonialism Essay (TRACE) Award of the Australian and New Zealand Law and History Society for her article’Emancipation Acts on the Oceanic Frontier? Intimacy, Diplomacy, Colonial Invasion and the Legal Traces of “Protection” in the Bass Strait World, 1832,’law&history, vol.4:2 (2017) 20-45. Congratulations also to Read more …
Congratulations to Lyndon Megarrity for the recent publication of his piece on the life and work of Geoffrey Bolton, ‘Geoffrey Bolton and the Writing of Australian History,’ on the Australian Policy and History website. Further information.
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A new AHA ECR Emerging Historians blog is now live! In this Q&A Dr. Ben Wilkie gives eloquent and sometimes provocative answers. Further information.
Congratulations to Jeannine Baker and Kate Murphy for the launch of their co-curated website ‘100 Voices that Made the BBC: Pioneering Women.’ Published to coincide with the centenary of women’s suffrage in the UK, it explores the contribution that women have made to shaping close to 100 years of British broadcasting, including Australasian women. Further Read more …
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