Cathy Brigden is a senior lecturer in industrial relations in the School of Management at RMIT University. Her current research on gender and union peak bodies, with a focus on women in the Victorian Trades Hall Council, continues on from her PhD thesis on the THC.
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Peter Burke is a PhD candidate at RMIT University where he works in administration. The topic of his PhD research is a social history of workplace Australian football, 1860–1939.
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Linda Colley recently completed a PhD thesis at Griffith University in public sector employment relations focusing on conventions such as merit, tenure and political neutrality. She has now resumed work in the Queensland Government Department of Industrial Relations.
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Drew Cottle is a senior lecturer in Politics at the University of Western Sydney. He has an abiding interest in the worldwide struggle of workers and liberation movements. His most recent book is The Brisbane Line: A Reappraisal.
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Bob Fagan is Professor of Human Geography at Macquarie University. He has lectured on the Realist Writers at folk festivals, performing (with his family) musical settings of the works of these writers, including poems by Denis Kevans.
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Nick Fischer has a PhD from Monash University. His publications and research include the comparative history of Australian and American anti-communism between 1917–39 the threat of communism and the more recent threat of Islamo-Fascist fundamentalism. He has published in American Communist History, Journal of Australian Studies, Overland, the online journal Eras, and in conference proceedings. Dr Fischer is currently managing a review of legislation for the Treasurer of Victoria.
<Nick.Fischer@dtf.vic.gov.au> |
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Murray Goot holds a Personal Chair in the Department of Politics and International Relations at Macquarie University. His current research includes projects on: Pauline Hanson's One Nation; Political Contestation, the Press and Popular Participation: Electoral Democracy in New South Wales since 1856 (with Sean Scalmer); and Creating Public Opinion: Polls, the Press and Australian Politics since the 1940s.
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Peter Henderson teaches modern history at Macquarie University. His research interests include the Social Credit movement and the religious right and other areas associated with far right politics.
<phender@hinet.net.au> |
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Angela Keys is a PhD candidate at Charles Sturt University. She has co-authored articles on the monopolisation of the Australian funeral industry for the Journal of Australian Political Economy, the Western Suburbs rugby league team for Sporting Traditions, and on the 1990 tramways strike in Melbourne, published in the refereed proceedings of the 2005 National Labour History Conference.
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Marinus La Rooij is Research Team Manager at the Crown Forestry Rental Trust in Wellington, New Zealand and has produced research on the taking of Maori land for public works and the rating of Maori land by local bodies. The Trust is the major provider of historical research for the Treaty of Waitangi settlement process.
<marinus@clear.net.nz> |
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Marcel van der Linden is Research Director of the International Institute of Social History; Professor of Social Movement History at the University of Amsterdam; and Executive Editor of the International Review of Social History.
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| Dennis McIntyre began his working life as an apprentice boilermaker at the BHP Steelworks, Newcastle, in 1963 and was subsequently a active member of the Boilermakers Society and Amalgamated Metal Workers' Union. He developed a strong interest in labour history and industrial sociology and completed an honours thesis on the history of the labour process in his chosen trade at the University of Newcastle in 1988. Researching and writing about the historical transformation of life and labour in the metal trades remained an abiding interest until his untimely death in April of this year. |
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Andrew Moore is an associate professor of history at the University of Western Sydney, where he is research coordinator in the School of Humanities. His most recent book is Francis De Groot: Irish Fascist, Australian Legend (forthcoming 2005).
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Marian Quartly teaches history at Monash. She is the editor of History Australia, the journal of the Australian Historical Association. Her research has ranged across nineteenth century Australia, covering the histories of nationalism, the family, religion, and male and female sexualities. Currently she is investigating gendered white citizenship in the twentieth century.
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Kerry Taylor is a senior lecturer in the History Programme at Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand. He works on the history of the left in New Zealand and on the politics of protest.
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