Environmental History Phd Workshop
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History Now seminar: ‘Environmental History Now’
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International symposium: ‘New Histories of Pacific Whaling’
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Environment, Society, and the Making of the Modern World
The history and legacy of the UN Conference on the Human Environment. In 1972 the Swedish government took the initiative in organising what proved to be a landmark event – the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment. The approach of the 50th anniversary of this conference offers a timely opportunity to consider the role of international Read more …
Global Ecologies – Local Impacts
The Sixth Biennial Conference of the Association for the Study of Literature, Environment & Culture, Australia & New Zealand (ASLEC) in collaboration with the Sydney Environment Institute (SEI) will explore interdisciplinary work within the Environmental Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences in Australia on the Anthropocene theme of global and local environmental changes and impacts. Speakers include Deborah Read more …
Workshop: ‘Figuring Worlds: Engaging the Environmental Humanities’
This workshop will focus on four precirculated papers by two international visitors: Professor Joni Adamson (ASU) and Professor Elizabeth DeLoughrey (UCLA). Working across oceanic and desert landscapes, they explore the legacies and ongoing realities of colonialism and diverse forms of environmental destruction. The workshop will begin with two invited responses to these readings from Professor Read more …
Mike Smith Student Prize for History of Australian Science or Australian Environmental History
The National Museum of Australia and the Australian Academy of Science invite submissions for the 2017 biennial Mike Smith Student Prize for the History of Australian Science or Australian Environmental History. The deadline for submissions is 9:00 am Tuesday 4 October 2016. Further information.
Voyages and Visions – A Symposium in Honour of John Gascoigne and Ian Tyrrell
Celebrate the inspirational careers of two of Australia’s most eminent historians: UNSW Scientia Professors John Gascoigne and Ian Tyrrell. This landmark three-day event brings together historians from all over Australia and internationally to share ground-breaking new work on empires and exploration, cross-cultural encounters, the history of science, American exceptionalism, and social and environmental visionaries.
Voyages and Visions Postgraduate Day
This postgraduate workshop is part of a three day celebration of the careers of Scientia Professors John Gascoigne and Ian Tyrrell (emeritus). Participants will have the opportunity to discuss their work and their field with John Gascoigne, Ian Tyrrell, Lisa Ford, Grace Karskens (all UNSW), Tony Ballantyne (Dunedin), Tom Griffiths (ANU) and Richard White (Stanford). Read more …
Voyages and Visions: A Symposium in Honour of John Gascoigne and Ian Tyrrell
This celebration of the inspirational careers of two of Australia’s most eminent historians will be held 30 June to 2 July. There are a number of ways you can be involved: Cocktail Party and Keynote Address by Tom Griffiths, ‘Global Dreaming: Australia and the World’, $30 or Conference (2-day) and Cocktail Party/Tom Griffiths address: $150. Read more …