Australian and New Zealand History / Studies

The 'Worlds of British Sculpture: Sculpture and Empire at St Paul’s Cathedral, c.1796-1916' conference will take place online in the afternoon/early evening BST of Tuesday 28 June - exact programme and time to be confirmed.  It is free and open to all but booking is required - tickets can be booked via the project website - https://pantheons-st-pauls.york.ac.uk/conference-2022/

Intersecting Photographies

The Historical, Cultural and Critical Inquiry Group at the University of Newcastle (Australia) is pleased to announce the third paper in our 2022 seminar series, on Fri 8 April, 10-11am Australian Eastern Standard Time (GMT+10). The seminar will be simultaneously held on campus and broadcast live via Zoom. (Details and Zoom link below.) Our presenter is

Oceania has been the source of mysteries and dreams to the outside world from the first contact with Europe onwards. Likewise, Indigenous Oceanians have fostered mysteries and dreams about outsiders. In the context of this volume, the outsiders under study will be French.

This is a call for further papers to complement projects that have already been accepted for a volume on the subject of "Mysteries and Dreams: the French in Oceania".

The Historical, Cultural and Critical Inquiry Group at the University of Newcastle (Australia) is pleased to announce the second paper in our 2022 seminar series, on Friday 25 March 2022 from 10-11am Australian Eastern Daylight Time (GMT+11). A Zoom link is below. Our presenter is:

As it celebrates its 50th Year anniversary in 2021-22, the Faculty of Environmental Design / School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape at the University of Calgary is welcoming speakers from indigenous communities in Australia, Canada and elsewhere to participate at the conference

The Historical, Cultural and Critical Inquiry Group at the University of Newcastle (Australia) is pleased to announce the first paper in our 2022 seminar series, on Friday 11 March 2022 from 10-11am Australian Eastern Daylight Time (GMT+11). A Zoom link is below. Our presenters are:
 

Timeless Wages: Piece Rates in Global Economic History

Session Call for Papers, XIX World Economic History Congress
Paris, 25–29 July 2022
Session Organizers: Benjamin Schneider and Kathryn Gary