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Contents
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NUMBER 83
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November 2002
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Editorial
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COMMEMORATIVE NOTE
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Greg Combet
Introduction |
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ARTICLES
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Rae Cooper and Greg Patmore
Trade Union Organising and Labour History |
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Ray Markey
Explaining Union Mobilisation in the 1880s
and Early 1900s
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Rae Cooper
‘To Organise Wherever the Necessity
Exists’: the Activities of the Organising Committee of the
Labor Council of NSW, 1900-10 |
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Bradon Ellem and John Shields
Making the ‘Gibraltar of Unionism’:
Union Organising and Peak Union Agency in Broken Hill, 1886-1930 |
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Barbara Webster
A ‘Cosy Relationship’ If You Had
It: Queensland Labor’s Arbitration System and Union Organising
Strategies in Rockhampton, 1916-57 |
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Evan Roberts
Gender in Store: Salespeople’s Working
Hours and Union Organisation in New Zealand and the United States,
1930-60 |
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OTHER ARTICLES
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Caroline Evans
Excellent Women and Troublesome Children:
State Foster Care in Tasmania, 1896-1918 |
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Jackie Hartley
Black, White … and Red? The Redfern
All Blacks Rugby League Club in the Early 1960s |
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NEW RESOURCES FOR LABOUR HISTORY
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Alan R. Bell
Sources for Scottish Labour History in the
Manuscripts Division of the National Library of Scotland |
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RESEARCH NOTE
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Duncan Waterson
How to Select a ‘Proper’ Official
Historian |
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ADDRESS
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Raelene Frances
Confessions of a Promiscuous Researcher:
Friends of the Noel Butlin Archives Inaugural Lecture |
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CONFERENCE REPORT
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Donica Belisle
Celebrating Labour/Le Travail’s
Fiftieth Issue: Report on the ‘Writing Canadian Labour’
Conference |
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OBITUARIES
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Jim Hagan
Royden Harrison (03.03.1927 - 30.06.2002) |
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Bob Gould
Audrey Johnson (1925-2002) |
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Rae Frances
Bill Latter (30.05.1925 - 28.06.2002) |
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REVIEW ARTICLE
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Marian Simms
‘Prophets with Honour’: Federation
Studies Reviewed |
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Geoffrey Bolton, Edmund Barton: the One Man for the Job
Aedeen Cremin (ed.), 1901, Australian Life at Federation:
an Illustrated Chronicle
Beverly Earnshaw, One Flag, One Hope, One Destiny: Sir Joseph
Carruthers and Australian Federation
John Hirst, The Sentimental Nation: the Making of the Australian
Commonwealth
Kevin T. Livingstone, Richard Jordan & Gay Sweeney (eds),
Becoming Australians: the Movement Towards Federation in
Ballarat and the Nation John Reynolds, Edmund Barton:
Prime Minister of Australia 1901-1903
Michael Roe, The State of Tasmania: Identity at Federation-Time
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BOOK REVIEWS
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| Iain McCalman,
Alexander Cook & Andrew Reeves (eds), Gold: Forgotten Histories
and Lost Artefacts of Australia; Robyn Annear, Nothing But
Gold: the Diggers of 1852 (Anne Beggs Sunter) |
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David Walker, Anxious Nation: Australia and
the Rise of Asia 1850-1939; Anthony Burke, In Fear of Security:
Australia’s Invasion Anxiety
(The Hon. Al Grassby, AM) |
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B.W. Higman, Domestic Service in Australia (Beverley Kingston) |
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Mark Hearn & Greg
Patmore (eds), Working Life and Federation, 1890-1914 (Shirley
Fitzgerald) |
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Judith Keene, Fighting For Franco: International
Volunteers in Nationalist Spain during the Spanish Civil War, 1936-39
(Jill Roe) |
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Carole Ferrier, Jean Devanny: Romantic Revolutionary;
Jill Roe & Margaret Bettison (eds), A Gregarious Culture:
Topical Writings of Miles Franklin (Julie Wells) |
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Peter Love and Paul Strangio (eds), Arguing
the Cold War; L.J. Louis, Menzies’ Cold War: a Reinterpretation
(Rowan Cahill) |
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Bridget Griffen-Foley, Sir Frank Packer:
the Young Master (David McKnight) |
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Sean Scalmer, Dissent Events: Protest, the
Media and the Political Gimmick in Australia (Eric Freedman) |
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Jerold Waltman, The Politics of the Minimum
Wage (Braham Dabscheck) |
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Brett Evans, The Life and Soul of the Party:
a Portrait of Modern Labor (Jim Hagan) |
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Clive Faro with Garry Wotherspoon, Street
Seen: a History of Oxford Street (Chris McConville) |
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Ken Buckley and Ted Wheelwright, False Paradise:
Australian Capitalism Revisited, 1915-1955 (Richard Waterhouse) |
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Christopher Sheil (ed.), Globalisation:
Australian Impacts; Boris Frankel, When the Boat Comes In:
Transforming Australia in the Age of Globalisation; Angus Maddison,
The World Economy: a Millennial Perspective (James R. Levy) |
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NOTICES
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| Call for Papers:
Transforming Labour: Work, Workers, Struggle and Change (the Eighth
National Labour History Conference, Brisbane), 3-5 October 2003
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Call for Papers: Labor, War, and Imperialism (Twenty-Fifth Annual
North American Labor History Conference, Wayne State University,
16-18 October 2003) |
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Call for Papers: Struggling for Recognition: the Individual in Labour
History (Conference November 2003 and special issue of Labour
History, November 2004) |
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NOTICE BOARD
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ASSLH DIRECTORY
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INFORMATION FOR CONTRIBUTORS
AND SUBSCRIBERS
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EDITORIAL POLICY
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| Cover illustration: Nurses
march and protest meeting, Sydney Town Hall, 23 March 1966 Photo
by Anna Clements Source: Australian Photographic Agency Collection:
Sydney people, places and events, 1953-1987, APA 22312, State Library
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