Centre for WA History

Being Australian Women: Belonging, Citizenship and Identity

This issue of Studies in WA History Journal looks at what being Australian means to women of diverse times and backgrounds.

Gender, Ethnicity and Transnational Citizenship – Italian-Australian Experiences
Loretta Baldassar
First Generation Polish Women in Western Australia – Matka Polka and National Identity
Kerry Evans
'Just a piece of paper' – Dutch Women in Australia
Nonja Peters
No Man’s Land – Re-orienting Citizenship for Chinese Malaysian Women in Australia
Jan Ryan
'I myself think I’m Australian' – Belonging and Identity among Vietnamese-Australian Women
Cheryl Lange and Diana Nisbet
'Parted from my origins' – Iranian Women Re-constructing Identity
Nezhat Toolo and Siavash Shakibaee
Croatian and Bosnian Migration to Australia in the 1990s
Val Colic-Peisker

'The Good Australians' – Multiculturalism and the Anglo-Indian Diaspora
Glenn D’Cruz

Jenny Mills, I Buried My Dolls in the Garden: The Life and Work of Elizabeth Blair Barber
Janda Gooding
David Day, John Curtin: A Life
Bobbie Oliver
Ghassan Hage, White Nation
Nikolaos Millios
Laksiri Jayasuriya, Racism, Immigration and the Law. The Australian Experience
Raymond Evans
Betty E. Verolme, The Children’s House of Belson
Judith Berman
National Archives of Australia. Guides and teachers kits. Celebrations in our History, Exploring Citizenship, and Voices for Democracy
Graeme Lock
Australian History on the World Wide Web: Don’t just do something, sit there
P J Martyr

CRICOS Code: 00126G

Last updated:
Tuesday, 15 May, 2012 1:57 PM