Australian Studies Symposium “Indigenous Knowledge: Issues of Cultural Transfer and Transformation”

organised by Prof. Bill Ashcroft and Prof. Beate Neumeier

July 2011

University of Cologne

Invited speakers:

Dr. Katrin Althans
Prof. Heinz Antor
Prof. Anne Brewster
Prof. Anna Haebich
Prof. Jacqueline Lo
Prof. Philip Mead
Prof. Stephen Muecke
Prof. Patricia Plummer
Prof. Kay Schaffer
Prof. Kim Scott
Prof. Eleonore Wildburger

Meral2017-02-12T18:05:01+00:00Conferences/Workshops, Previous Events|

Association for Australian Studies (GASt) biennial conference: “Australian Perspectives on Migration” 4-6 October 2018 (Düsseldorf): Registration now open until 23 September. Click here for further information and the preliminary program, or visit the conference website.

On 13 June 2018, Noah Riseman (Australian Catholic University) will give a guest lecture at the University of Cologne. “Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Military Service: Challenging National Narratives?” – Please click here for further information.

Guest lecture by Miriam Meyerhoff (Victoria University of Wellington) on “Aesthetics of Variation” – Thursday, May 17th, 10:00-11:30. Please click here for further information.

New Book by Anna Haebich just released: Dancing in Shadows: Histories of Nyungar Performance, UWA Publishing, 2018. Click here for more information.

CAS congratulates its Partner Geoffrey Rodoreda on the publication of his book: “The Mabo Turn in Australian Fiction.” Click here for further information on the book on the publisher’s website.

In 2018 the German Association of Australian Studies (GASt) will again promote excelling graduate (B.A, M.A. or comparable) and Ph.D theses related to Australian Studies. Click here for the graduate announcement, and here for the Ph.D announcement.

CfP: The International Australian Studies Association calls for papers for the *Unsettling Australia* conference on 3-5 December
2018 at the University of Queensland. Abstracts are due by 1 March 2018.