The Australian Prime Ministers Centre is calling for applications to its Fellowships at the Museum of Australian Democracy, for work in 2012-13. The Museum awards a small number of fellowships each year for projects relevant to the history, origins and traditions of Australian democracy, including those with a focus on Australian prime ministers. Applications may […]
Month: March 2012
Travel Ideals: Engaging with Spaces of Mobility Location: The University of Melbourne Dates: 18-20 July 2012 Abstracts deadline: 30 April 2012 Keynote Speakers: Professor Mary Louise Pratt, Silver Professor, New York University Professor Renato Rosaldo, Lucie Stern Professor in the Social Sciences, New York University Professor Charles Forsdick, James Barrow Professor of French, University of […]
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ABR Copyright Agency Fellowship
Australian Book Review seeks applications for the ABR Copyright Agency Fellowship. The ABR is seeking a substantial non-fiction article with an Asian focus – either a profile of a major Asian literary/cultural figure or a discursive essay with Asian literary/cultural themes. The Fellowship is worth $5,000. Any Australian writer with a significant publication record is eligible. Closing date: 20 […]
The Legacies of Bernard Smith: A Symposium at the Universities of Melbourne and Sydney. To explore and celebrate Bernard Smith’s work and its legacy, the Universities of Melbourne and Sydney, together with the Art Gallery of New South Wales, are convening an international symposium and are calling for abstract paper proposals due April 15 2012. This […]
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CFP: InASA Biennial Conference
Conference Dates: 5-7 December 2012, Melbourne Keynote speakers: Gillian Whitlock, Adrian Franklin, Susan Ryan & Kim Scott Borders obstruct through a variety of guises – geopolitically, between disciplines, across publics and counter publics. The 2012 InASA Conference will explore the conditions under which borders are breached and enforced. Attention to the transnational circuits of information, […]
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