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Dr. Damien Short Sen. Lecturer in Human Rights, London: Institute of Commonwealth Studies, Institute of Commonwealth Studies Research interests: Australian Aboriginal History; colonialism; genocide studies. |
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Professor Marjory-Ann D. Harper Prof. of History, Aberdeen, Department of History Research interests: Scottish emigration, 18th-20th c.. |
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Professor Carl Bridge Prof. and Head of Menzies Centre for Australian Stud., London: King's College, Department of History Research interests: Domestic politics and diplomacy; Australia in World War II. |
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Dr. Simon Sleight Lecturer in Australian History, London: King's College, Department of History Research interests: Australian History; History of children and young people; urban History. |
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Dr. Andrew Dilley Sen. Lecturer in History, Aberdeen, Department of History Research interests: British imperial History; Australian and Canadian History; History of the City of London. |
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Dr. Deborah J. Oxley University Lecturer, Oxford, All Souls College Research interests: Height and health in History; micro-economics of the household; penal transportation to Australia; coercive labour systems; colonial Australian development; crime and punishment in Britain and Ireland. |
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New Zealand History Research Trust Fund Awards New Zealand - Ministry for Culture and Heritage (New Zealand) Contact: Gavin McLean, http://www.mch.govt.nz/awards/ |
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New Zealand Oral History Awards New Zealand - Ministry for Culture and Heritage Contact: Alison Parr, http://www.mch.govt.nz/awards/ |
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Rydon Fellowship in Australian Politics and Political History Menzies Centre for Australian Studies, King's College London Contact: Secretary, http://www.kcl.ac.uk/menzies/ |
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Australian Bicentennial Scholarships and Fellowships Menzies Centre for Australian Studies Contact: Secretary, http://www.kcl.ac.uk/artshums/ahri/centres/menzies/scholarships/ |
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Money Pits: British Mining Companies in the Californian and Australian Gold Rushes of the 1850s Woodland, John (2014) Ashgate Publishing, 9781472442796 Hardback £70 |
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Crime and policing: Dublin, Brisbane and London, 1850s-1900. , Ph.D. (2010), Trinity College Dublin (University of Dublin) (Dickson, David) in progress  |
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New evidence on the development of Australian refugee policy, 1976-1983. , D.Phil. (2012), Oxford (Oxley, Deborah J.) in progress |
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Free or unfree labour: the British empire and the establishment of the Swan River Colony. , Ph.D. (2014), Leicester (Anderson, Clare) in progress |
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Doing time at Rottnest and Cocatoo islands: the temporal-spatial experience on penal islands in Australia. , Ph.D. (2014), Leicester (Anderson, Clare) in progress |
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The creation and reception of William Westall's (1781-1850) Admiralty oil paintings of Australia, derived from his voyage in H.M.S. *Investigator*, 1801-3. , D.Phil. (2012), Sussex (Quilley, Geoffrey) in progress |
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Criminal justice, race and gender in the colonial south-west Pacific, 1880-1920. , Ph.D. (2011), Cambridge (Thomas, Nicholas; Sivasundaram, Sujit P.) in progress |
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The order of the empire: the Knights of Labor in Britain, Australia and New Zealand, 1880-1900. , Ph.D. (2012), Nottingham (Wrigley, Christopher J.) in progress |
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Science at sea: the conduct of science in South Pacific voyaging, *c*.1838-50. , Ph.D. (2012), Edinburgh (Withers, C.W.J.) in progress |
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Mental deficiency as contagion: debate and reality of the Australasian exclusion of 'mad' immigrants, *c*.1880s-1920s. , Ph.D. (2012), Northumbria (MacRaild, Don) in progress |
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Capital, Welsh identity, entrepreneurship and a Western Australian gold mine - a case study (George Hall, 1855-1915). , Ph.D. (2012), Cardiff (Jones, Bill) in progress |
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Turning the 'wilderness' into a 'flowering garden': exploring the survival of Cape Bedford Mission, far North Queensland, 1887-1909. , M.Phil. (2013), Oxford (Zimmer, Oliver) in progress |
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Observing human 'difference': the case of the Endeavour and Resolution journals. , M.St. (2013), Oxford (Innes, Joanna M.) |
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Reception and response: the impact of British art in late 19th-century Melbourne. , Ph.D. (2013), York (Lillie, Amanda; Turner, Sarah) |
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‘A failed bid for independence’? Anglo-New Zealand relations, 1935-9. , M.St. (2013), Oxford (Belich, James) |
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Benjamin Duterrau and the art of conciliation. , M.St. (2013), Oxford (West, Shearer) |
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Professor Katie Holmes Keith Cameron Prof. of Australian Hist. 2010, University College Dublin (National University of Ireland) Research interests: Australian environmental history; 19th c. social history. |
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Ruán O'Donnell University of Limerick, Department of History Research interests: Modern Irish, European & Australian history; the United Irishmen; imperialism; Irish revolutionary movements. |
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Professor Ged Martin Adjunct Prof. of Hist., National University of Ireland, Galway, Department of History Research interests: Australian, British, British imperial, Canadian, Irish & New Zealand history from the late 18th to the 20th c.; career of Sir John A. Macdonald (1815-91), first prime minister of Canada; British-Canadian relations & the intellectual origins of Canadian Confederation (1867). |
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Anzac Labour Wise, Nathan (2014) Palgrave Macmillan, 9781137363978 Hardback £55 |
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