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Can Environmental History Save the World?

Brown Sarah; Dovers Steve; Frawley Jodie; Gaynor Andrea; Goodall Heather; Karskens Grace; Mullins Steve (Australian Historical Association, 2008)

As a 'genre of history' in Australia environmental history is relatively new, emerging in the 1960s and 70s from encounters between history, geography and the natural sciences in the context of growing environmental concern ...
Can we make sense of knowledge management's tangible rainbow? A radical constructivist alternative

Ray Tim; Clegg Stewart (Routledge, 2007)

Nonaka and Takeuchi’s highly influential account of tacit–explicit knowledge-conversion in Japan’s knowledge-creating companies has been instrumental in Knowledge Management’s institutionalisation of Michael Polanyi’s ...
Capturing Wealth From Tuna: Case studies from the Pacific

Barclay Kathryn (Kate); Cartwright I (Asia Pacific Press, 2007)
Celebration of Another Nation?: Australia's Bicentenary in Britain

Crawford Robert (Blackwell, 2008)

Historians and contemporary critics have generally taken a dim view of Australia's Bicentennial celebrations in 1988, labelling them a wasted opportunity to redress the nation's previous wrongs. While these claims certainly ...
The Challenge of Teaching Australian History

Clark Anna (ANU E-Press, 2008)

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Challenging the status quo: indigenous activism and the rule of law in Australia

Behrendt Larissa (UNSW Press, 2004)
A Chance to Hear a Nyigina Song:

Muecke Stephen (Harvard University Committee on Australian Studies, 2004)

This essay is about visiting Nyigina people in Broome, NW Australia, and listening to one of their songs. In inviting readers to make this journey with me, I am not asking them to imagine anything, I am asking them to ...
Changing the 'OE': Kiwis, Aussies and Saffas in Contemporary London

Crawford Robert (Centre for New Zealand Studies & New Zealand Studies Association, 2008)
Changing Visions: Desegregating Ocean Baths in Wollongong, Kiama and Gerringong

McDermott, M. (Australian Society for Sport History, 2005)
Characterisation of weathering of Sydney sandstones in heritage building

Ip Kin Hong; Stuart Barbara; Ray Abhi (Elsevier, 2003)

"Yellow block" sandstone, a colloquial expression used for a locally quarried variety of sandstone, has made an important contribution to the cultural and architectural heritage of Australia's largest city, Sydney. The ...
China in East Asian and World Culture

Goodman David (Routledge, 2004)
Chinese Culture and the 'Third Way' in the Twenty-First Century

Feng Chongyi (Zhongguo Shehui Kexue Chubanshe [Chinese Publishing House of Social Sciences], 2003)
Coalition of the Uncertain: Classroom Responses to Debates about History Teaching

Clark Anna (Australian Historical Association, 2007)

Concern over the state of Australian history education has generated heated debate for over a year. Yet there have been glaringly absent voices in this very public argument: namely, the students and teachers who engage ...
Commerce and Culture in the Pre-Colonial Indian Ocean

Ghosh Devleena; Muecke Stephen (Hong Kong University Press, 2004)
A comparative study of Thai and Australian crocodile bone for use as a potential biomaterial

Lewis Kanthi; Boonyang U; Evans Louise; Siripaisarnpipat S; Ben-Nissan Besim (Trans Tech Publications Ltd, 2006)

This study aims to characterize the structure and properties of crocodile bone to assess the potential for use in biomedical applications. Crocodile bone samples obtained from Thailand (Crocodylus siamensisi and Australia ...
Connecting with History: Australians and their Pasts

Ashton Paul (Palgrave Macmillan, 2009)

This article reports part of the results of the ARC funded Australians and the Past Project in particular relation to historical authority and consciousness in Australian society.
Constellations of the contemporary: Art / Asia / Australia

Maravillas Francis (University of Queensland Press, 2008)

In this essay, I argue that the work of the variously constituted Asian artistic diasporas in Australia represent new constellations of the contemporary that foreground the multiple, overlapping as well as disjunctive ...
Contingency and ritual on the island of ghosts: new ethnography in Madagascar?

Muecke Stephen (Power Publications, 2006)
Corralling Conflict: The Politics of Australian Federal Heritage Legislation Since the 1970s

Ashton Paul; Cornwall Jennifer (UTSePress, 2006)
Counting Australia In - People, Organisations and Institutions of Australian Mathematics

Cohen Graeme (Halstead Press, 2006)

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