This is the pre-eminent refereed journal for research on Western Australian history.
Published under its current name since 1977, it originated as University Studies in History and Economics, first published by UWA in 1934.
Most issues of Studies are thematic and leading and emerging scholars contribute the high-quality articles.
Themes include convictism, Aboriginal issues, citizenship, sport and society, women's history, celebrations in Western Australian history and many more. While the articles focus on Western Australia, they also inform broader Australian history and may provide a different perspective to some well-known themes.
All articles and reviews in the full series of Studies in Western Australian History can be reviewed according to their subject matter.
Previous Issues
- Issue 26
- Ethics and the Practice of History.
- Issue 25
- Social Policy in Western Australia.
- Issue 24
- Building a Colony: The Convict Legacy.
- Issue 23
- History and Native Title.
- Issue 22
- Wordal.
- Issue 21
- Being Australian Women: Belonging, Citizenship and Identity.
- Issue 20
- The Irish in Western Australia.
- Issue 19
- Women and Citizenship: Suffrage Centenary.
- Issue 18
- Perspectives on Sport and Society.
- Issue 17
- Historical Traces.
- Issue 16
- Asian Orientations.
- Issue 15
- Media, Politics & Identity.
- Issue 14
- Historical Refractions.
- Issue 13
- Private Enterprise, Government and Society.
- Issue 12
- Aspects of Ethnicity.
- Issue 11
- Western Australia Between the Wars 1919-1939.
- Issue 10
- Celebrations in Western Australian History.
- Issue 9
- Religion and Society in Western Australia.
- Issue 8
- European-Aboriginal Relations in Western Australian History.
- Issue 7
- Women in Western Australian History.
- Issue 6
- Fred Alexander: A Tribute.
- Issue 5
- Bosses, Workers and Unemployed.
- Issue 4
- Convictism in Western Australia.
- Issue 3
- Early Western Australia.
- Issue 2
- Studies in Western Australian History.
- Issue 1
- Studies in Western Australian History.