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To be included in this collection the journal article must meet the Higher Education Research Data Collection (HERDC) definition of research and:

  • be published in a scholarly journal
  • have been peer-reviewed
  • have an International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) or ISBN

The types of journal articles that may meet the criteria include:

  • commentaries and communications of original research
  • research notes
  • letters to journals, provided that the letter satisfies the HERDC definition of research and the subsequent definitions for journal articles in this section
  • critical scholarly texts which appear in article form
  • articles reviewing multiple works or an entire field of research
  • invited papers in journals
  • articles in journals which are targeted to both scholars and professionals
  • articles in a stand alone series.

The types of journal articles that are unlikely to meet the criteria include:

  • letters to the editor
  • case studies
  • articles designed to inform practitioners on existing knowledge in a professional field
  • articles in newspapers and popular magazines
  • editorials
  • book reviews
  • brief commentaries and communications of original research reviews of art exhibitions, concerts, theatre productions.

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  • Montaillou: Cosmology And Social Structure 
    Davidson Lola (Blackwell Publ Ltd, 2011)
    This is an interdisciplinary article which brings an anthropological perspective to the problem of the social basis of southern French Catharism. The exceptionally detailed inquistorial records concerning the Pyrennean ...
  • Ignoble but Lucrative" : Quacks, Ads, and Regulatio 
    Crawford Robert (University of Queensland Press, 2012)
    Advertising¿s shady reputation can be traced back to the fantastic claims and impossible promises made by quack medicine proprietors in their advertising columns. While the quack¿s cures could be as medicinal as the ink ...
  • History and its racial legacies: quotas in South African rugby and cricket 
    Merrett Christopher; Tatz Colin; Adair Daryl (Taylor and Francis, 2011)
    South African identity has always been shaped by racial quotas; that is, divisions, assignments, allowances and allocations based on socially created ideas of race and difference. Both law and custom assigned a hierarchy ...
  • Under the Radar of Empire: Unregulated Travel in the Indian Ocean 
    Ghosh Devleena (Oxford University Press, 2011)
    This article explores unregulated circulation of people from South Asia to Australia and argues that these movements constitute both an integral and a destabilizing element in the conceptualization of the nation state and ...
  • Making Concessions in Tianjin: Heterotopia and Italian Colonialism in Mainland China (1860-1945) 
    Marinelli Maurizio (Cambridge University Press, 2009)
    Between 1860 and 1945, the Chlnese port city of Tianjin became the site of up to nine foreign-controlled concessions, functioning side by side. Ruth Rogaski has argued that Tianjin's distinctiveness deserves the appellation ...