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Nick Irving, Global Thought, Local Action: A Transnational Reassessment of the Australian Anti-War Movement, 1959-1972
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- Michael Thompson, The Christian Left and American Foreign Policy in the first half of the Twentieth Century
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- Daniel Fleming, Memorializing Martin Luther King
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| Honours Theses |
| 2008 |
- Anna Lebovic ,
Pushing the Boundaries: Jacqueline Kennedy, Womanhood and Style in Early 1960s America
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- Matthew Lucas,
1996: A Landmark in Australia’s Americanisation Discourse
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- Michael Morgan,
‘In the spectre of an erstwhile enemy’: Richard Nixon, the American Press and the China Summit of 1972
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- Matthew Varley,
Phrenology and the Insanity Defence: Medical Jurisprudence in the McNaughtan Trial
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- Connor Hanan,
'Motor City is Burning': Community, Culture and Race in the Underground Press of Detriot, 1964-69
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- Chris Croke,
The Age of Innocents: Wrongful Convictions and Post-modern America
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| 2007 |
- Tristan Harley, "Disguised as Jazz: The Cosmic Projections of Sun Ra"
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- Rebecca Chan,
"No Matter if you're black or white: Toni Morrison's rejection of "black" and black nationalist rhetoric in the 1970s"
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| 2006 |
ON LEAVE |
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| 2005 |
- Julia Kelly,
“The Role of Glam-Rock Music in the Construction of a Bisexual Identity in America, 1970-2005”
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- Thomas Fischer,
“God in the Details: How Computer Strategy Games Play With History”
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| 2004 |
- Ilse Scheepers,
"Graffiti and Urban Space"
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- Sean Kelly,
"Prozac Wars"
<Winner of the University Medal>
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- Nick Irving,
“Playing War: Computer Games as Historical Text”
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| 2003 |
- Justin Marshall,
"What’s Under Those Haircuts? New Romantic and Glam Metal Pioneers reveal their relationship to the ‘Masculine Crisis’ story!"
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- Sam Lebovic,
"The Rocking Redcoats Are Coming: The Beatles Invasion of America and the Globalising of Culture, 1964-1966"
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- Madilein Butt,
"“Processes of objectification, rationalization and subjectification”: The role of the body in contemporary serial killer crime fiction"
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| 2002 |
- Amelia Toy,
"Kennedy's Image and the Cuban Missile Crisis"
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- Amy Stevens,
"The Haunted Identities of Fin De Millennium America: Subjectivity and Survival in Buffy, The Vampire Slayer"
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- Benjamin Scott, "Prophet Margin: Muhammad Ali, Performance and Cultural Style"
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- Luisa Mockler,
"Illegal Abortion in New York City: An Account from the Case Files of the Manhattan District Attorney's Office, 1936-1966"
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- Ian Ison,
"Acculturation and the Dilemma for American Catholicism"
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- Sam Indyk, "Campaigning as Governing: Spin Doctors and the Clinton Presidency" <Joint Honours in History and Government>
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- Paul Garbin,
"Facing Both Ways: The American Dream and the Great Depression"
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- Michael Evans,
"Into the Sunset: American Manhood and the Western Myth at Century's End"
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| 2001 |
- Penelope Roberts, "Christmas and Easter in Twentieth Century Australia"
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- Robert Campbell,
"Stars and Gripes: Affronts to the Symbolism of the US Flag throughout its history"
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| 2000 |
- Deborah Tadros,
"The American Boy: Juvenile Delinquency and Masculinity in America during the 1950s"
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- Kristina Gottschall, "'Beyond Freak': Confession and Sexology in The Jerry Springer Show"
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