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Editorial
board
Editors from Issue 44 (2008):
Dr Monique Rooney,
lectures
in English at the Australian National University, Canberra.
Dr Russell Smith,
lectures
in English at the Australian National University, Canberra.
Ecological Humanities Editors (Editors'
introduction):
Dr Thom van
Dooren (Issue 47- ), Transforming Cultures
Research Centre, University of Technology, Sydney.
Dr Libby Robin (Issues 31-46), Fenner School of
Environment and Society, Australian National University, Canberra.
Dr Deborah Rose,
Division
of Society, Culture, Media and Philosophy, Macquarie
University, Sydney.
Consulting Editors:
Prof Cassandra Pybus (Editor
Issues
1-7 & 9: 1996-1998), ARC Professorial Fellow,
University of Sydney.
Dr Elizabeth McMahon (Editor
Issues
8 & 10-43: 1998-2007), lectures in English at the
University of New South Wales.
Prof Lucy Frost, School
of English, French, German and Journalism, University of Tasmania.
Special Issues Editors:
Issue
38: Sexual Revolutions edited by Guy Davidson
Issue
39-40: New Urgencies edited by Nicole Moore and Michelle Arrow
Issue
42: Approaching Whiteness edited by Anne Brewster and Fiona
Probyn-Rapsey
Editorial Board:
Prof
Stuart Cunningham, Creative Industries, Queensland University of
Technology
Dr Ned Curthoys,
School of Cultural Inquiry, Australian National University
Dr Guy Davidson,
English Studies Program, University of Wollongong
Prof Ken Gelder,
Professor
of English Literary Studies, University of Melbourne
Dr Andrew
Hassam, School of English, Communications and Performance Studies,
Monash University
Prof Marilyn Lake,
History
Program, La Trobe University
Dr Sue Martin,
English Program, La Trobe University
Dr
Fiona Probyn-Rapsey, Gender and Cultural Studies, University of
Sydney
Dr Libby Robin,
Fenner School of Environment and Society, Australian National
University, Canberra
Prof Susan
Sheridan, Adjunct Professor of Women's Studies and English,
Flinders University, South Australia
Dr Rosalind
Smith, English Program, University of Newcastle, Australia
Prof Terry
Threadgold, Professor of Communication and Cultural Studies,
Cardiff University, Wales
Dr McKenzie Wark,
Associate Professor of Media and Cultural Studies, Eugene Lang College,
New York
Dr Terri-Ann White,
Director,
Institute of Advanced Studies, University of Western
Australia
Dr Adi Wimmer,
English,
University of Klagenfurt, Austria
Web Manager Issues 44-:
Russell Smith
Web Manager Issues 29-43:
Emma Sampson, Dial
Nine for an Outside Line
Web Manager Issues 1-28:
Dr Diane Caney, Over There
New Site Design (from Issue 45):
Emma Sampson, Dial
Nine for an Outside Line
Original Site Design & Logo:
Robin Petterd, The Other Edge
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Editorial
policy
Australian Humanities Review provides a forum
for open intellectual debate across humanities disciplines, about all
aspects of social, cultural and political life, primarily (but not
exclusively) with reference to Australia. It aims to present new and
challenging debates in the humanities to both an academic and a
non-academic readership, both within and outside of Australia.
Australian Humanities Review welcomes contributions from
scholars working in all disciplines of the humanities, including
literary and film studies, cultural and media studies, gender studies,
history, politics, philosophy, sociology and anthropology. Please note
that we do not publish poetry or creative writing.
All articles published in AHR are blind refereed
by two academic reviewers, either by members of the editorial
board, or by external referees where special expertise is required.
Australian Humanities Review supports free
speech and tries to avoid censorship. We are committed to the promotion
of open intellectual debate in the context of high standards of
scholarship. We regard such a practice as a basic means of expression –
and thus a basic right – of diverse individuals and communities, and
see our promotion of free speech as fundamental to the protection of
intellectual and artistic expression.
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guidelines
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articles or research papers but ONLY in the form of 250-word abstracts
or proposals. Please DO NOT send the full text of your article. If we
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Use endnotes for complex citations or supplementary information where
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Contact us
Email: ahr@anu.edu.au
Mailing address:
Editors, Australian Humanities Review
School of Humanities
AD Hope Building #14
Australian National University
ACT 0200 Australia
AHR is also published in PDF and Print-on-Demand format
by ANU E Press :
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Monique Rooney & Russell Smith,
2008
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