Collective members wanted | Melbourne Historical Journal Dear Graduate Researchers at the University of Melbourne, Published since 1961, Melbourne Historical Journal (MHJ) is a refereed journal for the publication of graduate students’ and Early Career Researchers’ work in history. It is open to new approaches and aims to present original work to a wide and responsive global readership. The journal’s home is in the… Read more »
The MHJ Editorial Collective are happy to announce the digital launch of Volume 48, (Dis)junctures! You can access the new volume on our journal system. Watch this space for further information about our upcoming launch event and the call for papers for the next volume. Volume 48 of Melbourne Historical Journal includes: Joel Barnes Vale:… Read more »
The 2012 volume of the Melbourne Historical Journal includes: Moya McFadzean: Exhibiting Controversy at Melbourne’s Immigration Museum Grant Phillipson: 2001, A Waitangi Tribunal Odyssey: the Tribunal’s response to the ‘presentism’ critique Azhari Aiyub: History in the Aftermath of Dictatorship: an interview with Azhari Aiyub Shane Carmody: On finding Oneself in a Library, Greg Dening Lecture, 24… Read more »
The 2011 volume of the Melbourne Historical Journal includes: The Greg Dening 2012 Prize winner Marianne Schultz“The Best Entertainment of its Kind Ever Witnessed in New Zealand”: The Rev. Frederick Augustus Bennett, the Rotorua Maori Entertainers, and the story of Hinemoa and Tutanekai Feature Articles Andrew TurnerReconstructing the Roman Past from Fragmented Memories: The Commentum… Read more »