The study of gender in rural spaces is still in its infancy. Thus far, there has been little
exploration of the constitution of the varied and differing ways that gender is constituted in …

How Americans remember the past is often reinforced by landscapes, monuments,
commemorative ceremonies, and archaeology. These features and activities often help to …

This paper offers a critique of politically dominant Eurocentric notions of culture and nature
in Australia. In particular, it interrogates Eurocentric concepts of animals, wildlife and …

A river is like a mirror: it reflects the care given by people whose lives depend upon it. A
scald on red ground or the slow death of a river reveals more than troubled ecological …

This very moving book on the shifting patterns of mourning and grief focuses on the
experiences of Australian women who lost their husbands during the Second World War and …

Indigenous people's knowledge of their environments, often called Traditional
Environmental Knowledge [TEK], is widely invoked today in many arenas of environmental …

In the current age of rural mobilities and economic restructuring, the ethnic and racial
compositions of rural towns across Anglosphere nations of the Global North have …

The Australian Settlement, as formulated by Paul Kelly, had a sixth pillar: a settlement
between the city and the country in which the state compensated people living in the country …

This paper examines how white rural identities have been historically produced and
transformed over time as a result of colonial migration regimes, the racialisation of labour …

The concept of 'sharing histories' has been a key goal of the Australian Reconciliation
process. It involves a widespread popular concept of history as a collection of facts, to which …