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    • Profits Over Patriotism: Black Market Crime in World War II Sydney 

      Blum, Timothy
      Published 2011-01-01
      This thesis examines the multi-faceted phenomenon of black market crime in World War II Sydney. Using previously classified archives, coupled with oral sources and newspaper articles I provide a complete survey of this ...
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    • Greeting the Stranger: Examining the (un)familiar in Australia’s detention history 

      Parkinson, Naomi
      Published 2011-01-01
      Despite the contemporary explosiveness of asylum seekers and their treatment in Australia, the complex vicissitudes of its history have been glossed over. Focusing specifically on the evolution of detention legislation, ...
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    • A Misunderstood Power China, the US, and a year of deteriorating relations, 2010. 

      Lim, Gerard
      Published 2011-01-01
      The year 2010 witnessed a dramatic decline in the US-China relationship, primarily over issues related to the Chinese currency, geopolitics, and human rights. Beijing’s apparent intransigence over these issues led to the ...
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    • Inspiring Womanhood: A re-interpretation of The Dawn 

      Cameron, Hannah
      Published 2011-01-01
      This thesis explores the diversity of content and ideas found in Louisa Lawson’s The Dawn, Australia’s first successful magazine ‘by women and for women’, showing that every element of the journal promoted a womanhood ideal ...
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    • THE RUINS OF EMPIRE: British Responses to Ruins in Colonial India 

      Jamroonjamroenpit, Ploy
      Published 2011-01-01
      The different and changing meanings of the ruined form in the European consciousness point to its position as a discursive space, expressed in ideas of a ‘ruin motif’. However, most historical investigations into ruins ...
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