Volume 7 (2009)

• Assembling Histories: J. G. A. Pocock, Aotearoa/New Zealand and the British World

  By Terry Austrin and John Farnsworth , University of CanterburyNew Zealand Broadcasting School
  (Vol. 7, July 2009)
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• Networks of Empire: Linkage and Reciprocity in Nineteenth-Century Irish and Indian History

  By Barry Crosbie , National University of Ireland, Galway
  (Vol. 7, April 2009)
  History Compass

• The Piano as Cultural Symbol in Colonial New Zealand

  By Kirstine Moffat , University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand
  (Vol. 7, April 2009)
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• Australian Aboriginal Activism in Interwar Britain and Europe: Anthony Martin Fernando

  By Fiona Paisley , Griffith University, Brisbane
  (Vol. 7, April 2009)
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• The Changing Relationship between Māori and Environmentalists in 1970s and 1980s New Zealand

  By Keri Mills , Australian National University
  (Vol. 7, March 2009)
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• Museums and Museum Studies in New Zealand: A Survey of Historical Developments

  By Conal McCarthy and Joanna Cobley, Victoria University of Wellington University of Canterbury
  (Vol. 7, February 2009)
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• Reflections on Writing Comparative and Transnational Labour History

  By James Bennett , The University of Newcastle
  (Vol. 7, January 2009)
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Volume 6 (2008)

• Celebration of Another Nation?: Australia's Bicentenary in Britain

  By Robert Crawford , King's College London
  (Vol. 6, July 2008)
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• Historical Geography in New Zealand, 1987–2007

  By Michael Roche , Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand
  (Vol. 6, June 2008)
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• ‘Falsified by History’: Menzies, Asia and Post-Imperial Australia

  By Mads Clausen , University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen
  (Vol. 6, May 2008)
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