Class, Unemployment & Welfare

(See also Work)

Social Policy in Western Australia, Charlie Fox (ed.), 25, 2007

Articles

• ‘Inefficients at best and criminal at worst’:Juvenile Delinquency in Western Australia during the Interwar Years
  Rosemary Kerr

• The Children’s Protection Society:Child Protection in Western Australia, 1906-1930
  Towards a Medical-Welfare Model
  Leanne Rowe

• A Means of Punishment: The Mount Eliza Depot, 1878-1905
  Wade Matthews

• ‘I am a Poor Woman’: Gender, Poor Relief and the Poorhouse in Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth-Century Western Australia
  Kellie Abbott & Celia Chesney

Book and other reviews

• Penelope Hetherington, Settlers, Servants and Slaves: Aboriginal and European Children in Nineteenth-Century Western Australia
  Natalie Lloyd

• Alfred Daniel Letch: A White-Collar Convict
  Sandra Potter

• A Class of Utterly Useless Men: Convict Lunatics in Western Australia
  Margaret McPherson

• Katharine Massam, Sacred Threads
  Veronica Brady

• Mother, Rice and Nation in a Welfare State
  Marilyn Lake

• Debating Horseracing: Class and Gender as Rhetorical Strategies 1905-1917
  Charlie Fox

• Tennis West: Conservatism in the Cinderella State
  Harry C.J. Phillips

• Protecting Middle-Class Suburbia: An Ideal Space for the Citizens of Interwar Perth
  Jenny Gregory

• Justina Williams, Anger and Love
  Amirah Inglis

• Bill Bunbury, Reading Labels on Jam Tins: Living Through Difficult Times
  Morag Loh

• Pat Malcolm, First Cuts are Deepest
  John Hirst

• ‘Rich Men in Their Castles, Poor Men at Their Gates’: Status and Paternalism of a Colonial Elite 1870-1900
  Patsy Brown

• ‘The Slums of Tomorrow’? Architects, Builders and the Construction of Flats in Interwar Perth
  Jenny Gregory & Robyn Taylor

• Profits and Lifestyle: Western Australia’s Fishers
  Malcolm Tull
  

• Disputes, Diggers and Disillusionment: Social and Industrial Unrest in Perth and Kalgoorlie 1918-24
  Bobbie Oliver

• Marginalised: The Rural Workforce in a Marginal Area Farming District in the Interwar Years
  Jocelyn Maddock

• ‘Bookies, Punters and Parasites’: Off-course betting, conflict and consensus in Western Australia between the Wars
  Charlie Fox

• Good Times for All? Popular Entertainment and Class Consciousness in Western Australian Society between the Wars
  Annette Davis

• Education and Upward Mobility in Interwar Western Australia: The Case of Perth Modern School
  Jenny Gregory

• A Gallery for All? The Art Gallery of Western Australia
  Janda Gooding

• J. P. Gabbedy, Group Settlement
  John A. McKenzie

• Connie Ellement and Ron Davidson, The Divided Kingdom
  Penelope Hetherington

• C. T. Stannage (ed.), A New History of Western Australia
  Beverley Kingston

• The Kalgoorlie Woodline Strikes 1919-1920: A Study of Conflict Within the Working Class
  J. Murray

• Segregation for Integration: Women and Work in Factories and Shops in Western Australia During the Great Depression
  Sally Kennedy

• The Unemployed and the Labour Movement: the Western Australian Relief and Sustenance Workers Union 1933-1934
  C. J. Fox

• J. P. Gabbedy, Forgotten Pioneers: Axemen
  Robert Pascoe

• Who Were the Pensioners?
  G. C. Bolton

• Justina Williams, The First Furrow
  Dianne Davidson

• Paul Hasluck, Mucking About
  Tom Stannage

• Merle Bignell, The Fruit of the Country
  F. K. Crowley