The Australian Historical Association‘s network of Early Career Researchers continues its Q&A interview series with early career researchers. Here, we repost their interview with Effie Karageorgos. Effie Karageorgos 1. Describe your PhD research. My PhD examines the experiences and attitudes … Continue reading →

The Australian Historical Association‘s network of Early Career Researchers continues its Q&A interview series with Australian historians. Here, we repost their interview with Melanie Oppenheimer. Melanie Oppenheimer Professor and Chair of History, Flinders University 1. Before you were an academic, you … Continue reading →

The Australian Historical Association‘s network of Early Career Researchers has commenced a Q&A interview series with Australian historians. Here, we repost their interview with Australian Women’s History Network member Joy Damousi. Joy Damousi Professor of History, School of Historical and Philosophical Studies, The … Continue reading →

The Australian Historical Association‘s network of Early Career Researchers has commenced a Q&A interview series with Australian historians. Here, we repost their interview with Australian Women’s History Network member Lynette Russell. Lynette Russell President, Australian Historical Association Monash Node Director of the Australian … Continue reading →

The Australian Historical Association‘s network of Early Career Researchers has commenced a Q&A interview series with Australian historians. Here, we repost their interview with Australian Women’s History Network member Ann McGrath. Ann McGrath Professor of History and Director of the … Continue reading →

The Australian Historical Association‘s network of Early Career Researchers has commenced a Q&A interview series with Australian historians. Here, we repost their interview with academic historian Christina Twomey. Christina Twomey Professor and Head of History School of Philosophical, Historical and International … Continue reading →

The Australian Historical Association‘s network of Early Career Researchers has commenced a Q&A interview series with Australian historians. Here, we repost their interview with public historian Libby Stewart. Libby Stewart Senior Historian, Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House … Continue reading →