Sir Robert Menzies Centre for Australian Studies

Publications

Each year the Centre publishes Public Lectures in Australian Studies and Working Papers in Australian Studies . These are available on an individual basis and are representative of some of the most recent and exciting intellectual work in Australian Studies. The Centre also publishes occasional papers and conference proceedings.

Following is a list of publications currently available from the Menizes Centre:

PUBLICATIONS IN PRINT - January 1999

LECTURES

Menzies Lectures, single volumes £2.50 each

1998 Jeff Kennett, Australia: Defining a Model for the New Millennium

1997 John Howard, Australia and the United Kingdom: the Contemporary Partnership

1996 Brian Matthews, Pursuing Literature and History in Australia: The Fate of Henry Lawson and Manning Clark

1991 Bryce Harland, Small countries in a tripolar world

1989 William Heseltine, "I did but see him passing by"

Reese Lectures, single volumes £2.50 each

1998 Jeffrey Grey, A commonwealth of histories: the official histories of the Second World War in the United States, Britain and the Commonwealth

1997 Mark Finnane, Colonization and Incarceration: The Criminal Justice System and Aboriginal Australians

1993 Judith Brett, Robert Menzies and Colonial Biography

1988 Bob Reece, Australia the Beckoning continent

Menzies and Reese Lectures, combined volumes £2.50 each

1993-4 David Butler, The Republican Question in Australia and Peter Lyon, Shark nets and Holes, Aspects of British-Sustralian Relations

1994-5 Sir John Coles, Crossing the Gap: New Tasks for Diplomacy and David Day, Alien Shores: Writing a New History of Australia

WORKING PAPERS

114

Andrew Podger, Directions in Australian Health Policy

113

M. Rafferty & D. Bryan, Advance Australia everywhere: The case of Australian Foreign Direct Investment in the United Kingdom in the 1980s and 1990s

112

Hannah Lewi, Showing and Hiding: Architectural Traces of the Perth Museum Site

111

John Ryan, Ireland, the European Tiger: Lessons for Australia

110

Kim Beazley, "New Images" An Australian Perspective

106-9

People and Place: Australian Heritage perspectives - £5.00 each

L. Robin, Urban Politics, wild places: The story of the Little Desert National Park
T. Dingle and S. O'Hanlon, Ten per cent Modern? Reshaping Melbourne's suburban homes, 1945-6 D. Carment, Cultural heritage conservation in the Northern Territory in the 1990s
P. Read, Remembering dead places

105

T. Murray, Mabo: recreating the heritage of Australia

104

R. Home, Science as a German export to Australia

100-2

Images and Identity: Australia and Britain

A. Hassam, 'Tis Roger': Recognition, Narrative Closure, and Cultural Identity in the Letters and Diaries of Nineteenth-century Australian Visitors to Britain
J. Bradley, Australian Nightmares: Cricket and the Dreamtime of the English
E. Mahony, 'A Place in England called Australia': Popular Images of Australiain Inter-War Britain

99

L. Coltheart, Laughing at boundaries: the idea of Edith Campbell Berry

98

B. Bessant, British Imperial propaganda in Australian schools 1900-30

97

R. Wright, Developing our own Space: Place & Identity in Recent Australian Cinema

88-96

Working Papers in Australian Studies Volume

K. Gelder and Jane M Jacobs, Uncanny Australia
A. Shoemaker, The Politics of Yothu Yindi
D. Rowe, The Federal Republic of Sylvania Waters
A. Carton, Symbolic Crossings: Vietnamese Women enter the Australian Consciousness
A. Bashford, Respectability, Morality, Cleanliness: The Feminisation of Hospitals in Colonial Australia
S. Garton, Anzac Health: A.G. Butler and the Writing of the Official Medical, History of Australia during the 1914-18 War
D. Lowe, Menizes, Memory and Britain in the 1950s
M. Ashcroft, 'In the half-light between peace and war': Dr Evatt, the Soviet Union and War Propaganda at the United Nations, 1947-8
G. Bouras, Writing down the Voices: Autobiography and Biograph.y

84

D. Lee, Australia turns to the United States 1955-57

83

E. Campion, The Santamaria Movement: A Question of Loyalities

82

S. Knight, Sterling Settlement and Colonial Currency: Post-colonial Patterns in Australian Crime Fiction

80

T. Murray, An Archaeological Perspective on the History of Aboriginal Australia

78

C. Vellekoop Baldock, Women, Social Welfare and State Policy in 20th Century Australia

77

P. Moynihan, Madness and Community: Insanity and Institutions in Twentieth Century Australia

76

A. Hassam, 'Our Floating Home', Social Space and Group Idenitity on Board the Emigrant Ship

75

S. Pearce, Shameless Scribbler: Louisa Lawson

61

H. Maxwell Stewart, Reckoning with Convict Workers in Van Dieman's Land

60

A. Shoemaker, Swimming in the Mainstream: Australian Aboriginal & Canadian Indian Drama

57

J. Watkins, The Import of Australian Art: Exhibitions of the 1980s in the UK

54

G. Cook, The Greening of Australia: Environmental policy towards 2000

52

G. Wotherspoon, 'This Nest of Perverts': Policing Male Homomsexuality in Cold War Australia

CONFERENCE PAPERS

C. Bridge, ed., Ranging Shots: New Directions in Australian Military History £7.00
J. Ryan, ed., Raising Economic Growth: Industry Development Strategies £5.00
S. Samuels, ed., Janette Turner Hospital £5.00
J. Walter, ed., Changing Cities: Reflections on Britain and Australia £5.00
D. Lowe, ed., Immigration and integration: Australia and Britain £5.00
FORTHCOMING
C. Bridge, ed., Pacific Prospects: Australia and New Zealand Roles in Future Conflicts

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April 1999

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