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"This book contains the names and images of Aboriginal people now deceased" -- table of contents page.

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A treatment of the representation of men and masculinity in Indonesian culture, from Suharto's New Order era to the present. Author from Deakin University, Australia.

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What is the essence of leadership Richard Larkins, a major figure of Australian science, medicine, and university administration, provides a rare, candid account of a life lived in the public eye, and of the philosophy he has drawn upon to negotiate the personal and professional challenges. Larkins ex-chancellor of Monash University.

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Urban sprawl and sparse living are pervasive in Australia. Despite high levels of car ownership, many Australians do not have access to a private car for their travel needs. This collection of papers discusses the links between transport disadvantage and social exclusion in Australia.

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This book brings together the latest research by leading experts in their fields on both mainland and peninsular Southeast Asia, who approach the sites from a range of perspectives and disciplines. Contributions cover sites from Burma, the early and Angkor-period Cambodia and Vietnam on the mainland to temples in Java and Bali, and subject matters

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This book presents the achievements of the union Australian Manufacturing Workers Union (AMWU) since the 1850s, but does not shy away from challenges to that history or from controversies past and present. Contributors detail the industrial influence of the AMWU since the middle of the 19th century. A. Reeves from Monash Uni and A, Dettmer from AMW

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From homosexual law reform to drag kings; from HIV/AIDS to lesbian artists; from old age to movie-going ... gay and lesbian life in Australia has always been a vibrant canvas. In this collection, the sixth in the Gay and Lesbian Perspectives series, established and newly emerging Australian historians cast an eye over the past hundred years or so.

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When the urbane, learned and widely liked David Derham accepted the invitation to establish the second university law school in Victoria, he wrote to a friend of the challenge ahead, I am probably mad to do it but will have some compensating fun no doubt. As the foundation dean, Derham achieved his vision of establishing a new law school with an in

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Personal View Photographs: 1978--1986 is a casual, intimate, visual memoir that includes Albert Tucker, Betty Churcher, Sue Ford, Allan Mitelman, Jenny Watson, Shane Maloney, John Nixon, Frances Lindsay and Paul Taylor.

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In this ground-breaking work, Heather Neilson examines the centrality of the theme of power throughout Gore Vidal's writings. Political Animal: Gore Vidal on Power focuses primarily, although not exclusively, on Vidal's historical fiction. Heather Neilson is from UNSW.

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Race and the Modern Exotic focuses on three internationally successful 'Australian' performers from the first half of the 20th century who created newly-modern, racially-ambiguous, Australian femininities: Annette Kellerman, Rose Quong, and Merle Oberon.

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Explores the rhythmical organisation of Shakespeare's verse and how it creates and reinforces meaning both in the theatre and in the mind of the reader. This book is a guide for actors wishing to perform in his plays, as well as a valuable resource for anyone wishing to understand Shakespeare's verse. Peter Groves from Monash Uni.

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Australian's have always loved a good show, as this new collection of essays demonstrates. The book examines the complex role of exhibitions within Australia's cultural, commercial and artistic histories.