Current Postgraduate Research

• Jill Barnes, Tourism and Place-Making at Uluru (Ayers Rock), 1929-1968
• Lorna Barrow, Royal women as gift exchanges in fifteenth and
  sixteenth-century Scotland: Pawns and Players.
• Kate Blake, Blood and Beginnings: Sacrifice in Renaissance Florence
• Kit Candlin, Identity and belonging in the British Empire 1780-1850
• Ivan Coates, Code Red: Western Union Infiltrates Hollywood
• Kate Colleran, Sound and Culture in the Renaissance: an 'Acoustemology' of Florentine and Sienese Society
• Graham Costello, Natural Law and Natural Rights in Nineteenth Century Britain
• Diana Covell, Women versus BHP: A Study of the Wollongong 'Jobs for Women Campaign' (1980-1994) and its Canadian comparison, the Hamilton 'Women Back Into STELCO' Campaign (1979-1981)
• Rhiannon Donaldson, A Global Analysis of Australian Advertising and the J. Walter Thompson Company, 1920-1945
• James Drown, The construction of official geographic knowledge in the survey departments of NSW and VDL 1788-1835.
• Fergusson Elliott, The Late Medieval Castle and the Wars of the Roses
• Caroline Ford, The Emergence of Popular Beach Culture in Sydney
• Nicholas Gordon, The Rhetoric and Literary Construction of Urban Space in Late-Medieval Florence
• Samia Hossain, Australian Sexperts, 1900 - 1950
• Geoff Howarth, The Role of Professor R G Howarth in the Australian Literary Network
• Nick Irving, Global Thought, Local Action: The Australian Vietnam Antiwar Movement, 1959-1972
• Sarah Jones, Economies of Identity: The textual, domestic, and commodified lives of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle
• Barbara Kearns, A biographical study of Mollie Skinner (1876-1955)
• Nina Koutts, Chinatowns as Generic Tourist Sites
• Meredith Lake, Protestant Visions of the Australian Landscape
• Jonathon Lane, The interaction of religion, citizenship, and science in A. P. Elkin's applied anthropology
• Maya Le, A Cultural History of Buddhism in Australia
• Patricia Leehy, Expatriate and Outsider Communities in Renaissance and Early-Modern Florence
• Sophie Loy-Wilson, 'The Corrosive Acid of Commercialism has bitten into our lives': Australian responses to Consumerism and Commercial Culture 1914-1939
• Jatinder Mann, A comparative study of the rise of multiculturalism in Australia and Canada
• Julie McIntyre, Foundations of the Australian Wine Industry: wine growing and wine making in New South Wales 1788-1888
• Sarah Magnell, A comparative study of eugenics in Australia and Sweden.
• Toby Martin, Yodelling Boundary Riders: Country Music in Australia
• Tony Moore, Australia’s Bohemian Tradition
• Katy Nebhan, Australian Muslim Masculinities
• Dominic O'Grady, Travelling Out: a cultural history of contemporary gay tourism
• Émilie Paquin, Social Hygiene in New South Wales and Central Canada: A Comparative History of Two Organisations, 1919-1939
• Jayne Persian, Displaced Persons in Australia (1947-1953): Memory and Commemoration
• Olwen Pryke, Australia House and the Australian Abroad
• Alex Roberts, The Development of Community Facilities in Sydney and Melbourne since 1945
• Agnieszka Sobocinska, Australian Travel to Asia, 1939-2005.
• Michael Thompson, The Christian left and the religious discourse of foreign policy in America, c.1920s -1950s
• Mathew Trinca, Part of the Pageant: Australian Tourists in London after World War 2
• Claudette Wilkinson, Richard Meinertzhagen and the British Empire, 1878-1967