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'Assimilation Begins in the Home': the State and Aboriginal Women's Work as Mothers in New South Wales, 1900s to 1960s

Goodall Heather (Australian Society for the Study of Labour History, 1995)

The relations between Aboriginal people and their colonisers in Australia have always been highly charged with sexual tension. The pervasive and persistent sexual stereotyping of Aboriginal men and women has been as much ...
'Repatriation Homes'?: Matraville Garden Village for Disabled Soldiers and War Widows

Ashton Paul (University of Queensland Press, 1999)

This article examines the treatment of disabled return soldiers and war widows in a model suburb, Matraville, after World War 1. It challenges previous interpretations of the experiences returned soldiers and widows of soldiers.
Progress of the Past? History in New South Wales Secondary Schools, 1972-1999

Clark Anna (Professional Historians Association NSW, 2000)
On Not Belonging: Memorials and Memory in sydney

Ashton Paul; Hamilton Paula (Halstead Press, 2001)
Out of time, out of place: reenacting the past of a foreign country

Gapps, S. (Halstead Press, 2001)
Mourning: remembrance and the politics of place: a study of the significance of Collarenebri Aborginal Cemetery

Goodall Heather (Halstead Press, 2001)
Gemingzhongde funu he funu zai gemingzhong: Kanri zhanzhengzhongde funu he Zhonguo gongchandang, 1937-1945 (Revolutionary Women and Women in the Revolution: Women in the War of Resistance to Japan and the Chinese Communist Party, 1937-1945)

Goodman David (Zhonghua Shuju (China Book Publishing Company), 2001)
Bringing the Bush and the City Together': The Agrarian Myth in Suburban Sydney

Ashton Paul (Macquarie University, 2001)
Sovereign Hospitalities?

Schlunke Katrina (Anthony Burke, 2002)
Too early yet or not soon enough? Reflections on 'sharing' histories as process not collection

Goodall Heather (Melbourne University Press, 2002)

The concept of 'sharing histories' has been a key goal of the Australian Reconciliation process. It involves a widespread popular concept of history as a collection of facts, to which previously excluded voices can be ...
Sports history in Australasia and the Antipodes

Adair, D. (Australian Society for Sports History, 2002)
Political Islam and the future of Australian multiculturalism

Jakubowicz Andrew (Routledge Journals, Taylor and Francis Ltd, 2002)
Genocide: the distance between law and life.

Behrendt Larissa (Australian National University, 2002)
In the vernacular: On the Architecture of the National Museum of Australia

Stead Naomi (University of Queensland Press, 2002)
Departing Sovreignty

Lloyd, J. (Anthony Burke, 2002)
National Identity at Arakawa and Gins' Site of Reversible Destiny

Kaji-O'Grady Sandra (University of Queensland Press, 2002)

This paper examines the manipulation of forms of the traditional Japanese stroll garden at Site of Reversible Destiny, a tourist park designed by the New Yorkbased collaborators Shusaku Arakawa and Madeline Gins. Landscape ...
Empty Space and the City: The Reoccupation of Berlin

Grech, J. (Duke University Press, 2002)
History in Black and White: a critical analysis of the black armband debate

Clark Anna (University of Queensland Press, 2002)

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Evaluation for Effective Web Communication: An Australian Example

Gillard Patricia; Cranny-Francis Anne (Wiley-Blackwell, 2002)

The communications platform of the Internet and the World Wide Web has provided a new medium for disseminating the work of museums and cultural institutions. In this article, we argue that while we remain influenced by the ...
Manufacturing Identities: Industrial Representations of Nationhood in Press Advertisements, 1900-1969

Crawford Robert (Australian Society for Sports History, 2003)

Advertisements sell more than the product on offer - they sell a complete ideology. Between 1900 and the 1960s, Australia's advertising industry was involved in a protracted campaign to establish a nation of consumers. ...

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