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Labour
Traditions: The tenth national labour history conference
4th
through 6th, July 2007
University of Melbourne
About
the Conference
Australian
Society for the Study of Labour History
Welcome
Refereed Papers
Rights
to welfare and rights to work: challenging dole bludger discourse
in the 1970s
Verity Archer
A
Campaign of Thought Direction: House Journals in Australian Industry
Before 1965
Nikola Balnave
Eureka's
impact on Victorian politics: the fight for Democratic Responsible
Government in Victoria, 1854–71
Anne Beggs Sunter and Paul Williams
On
the Cusp: The Marginalisation of a Coal Mining Community Caught
Between Tradition and Modernity
Peta Belic
How
to create a tradition: the Seamen's Union and the Great Strike
of 1917
Robert Bollard
The
IWW in International Perspective: comparing the North American
and Australasian Wobblies
Verity Burgmann
Rupert
Lockwood abroad, 1935–38: genesis of a Cold War journalist
Rowan Cahill
Dr
Evatt and the Petrov Affair: a reassessment in the light of new
evidence
Frank Cain
Asian
Airlines: An Early Australian Cold War Mystery
Drew Cottle and Angela Keys
ASIO
and the Communist Party: New Light on an Old Tradition
Phillip Deery
Mal
Colston: The worst rat of the lot?
Jacqueline Dickenson
Raging
against the Machine: Unions and technological change in Australia
1978-1996
Tony Duras
Unions
as the Nation: The Israeli and Australian Labour Movements
Tim Dymond
'No
more fit for use than a wax-work image would be for a gas-stoker':
'Scabs' and the cultural politics of late Nineteenth-Century Australian
labourism
Nick Dyrenfurth
From
Harvester to Work Choices
Ian Harriss and Bill Robbins
Politics,
Pragmatism, and the Platform: The ALP and federal industrial relations
powers
Tommy Khoshaba and Michael Lyons
Communists,
Conservatives and Continuity: The Democratic Labor Party and its
Legacy
Michael Lyons
H.V.
Evatt and the Petrov Defection: A Lawyer's Interpretation
Laurence W Maher
Industrial
apprenticeships—another dying Labour tradition?
Bobbie Oliver
Public
finance and income redistribution in interwar Australia: towards
a class analysis
Geoff Robinson
Constructing
a tradition of women's labour: Representing women's work
at the Brisbane Exhibition
Joanne Scott
The
Gippsland Trades and Labour Council and industrial agency in the
Latrobe Valley, Victoria
Kathryn Steel
How
was labour divided? Working class politics in the 1940s
Jonathan Strauss
Reviewing
the 1937 Spanish Civil War debate at the University of Melbourne
70 years on
Fay Woodhouse
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