The Cringing Continent 2027 InASA Conference Tuesday 9—Friday 12 February Flinders University, Adelaide Ahead of InaASA’s upcoming conference on Kaurna Country, we invite postgraduate students seeking to apply for a travel bursary to complete the form below: InASA Postgraduate Bursary Application_2027 For a PDF copy of the conference abstract: InASA 2027 CfP
Author: Dashiell Moore
Professor Robert Breunig has been appointed the 2027 Visiting Professor of Australian Studies at Seoul National University’s Graduate School of International Studies. Professor Breunig is an international expert in economics and financial policy, as well as an established leader in both academic and public work across a range of Australian institutional and policy spheres. He […]
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InASA Publication Subsidy Outcomes
The ECR Publication Subsidy Scheme is designed to assist early career researchers in a publishing venture, or for the inclusion of essential items such as illustrations, photographs or maps. The selection committee for the scheme is comprised of members of the InASA Executive. This year, the committee was comprised of Dr Maggie Nolan (University of […]
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Kay Schaffer Award: Submissions
This award is designed to acknowledge and celebrate the best unpublished essay on storytelling in Australian Studies by a postgraduate or early career researcher (ECR), to commemorate the influential scholarship of Professor Kay Schaffer. It is supported by the generous philanthropy of Kay Schaffer’s family. Applications will be assessed by a judging panel established by […]
Location: UNSW Canberra City, Reid, ACT Thursday, August 20 – Friday, August 21 Eventbrite Link: Polar Imaginaries and Combative Poetics: Australia’s Literary Cold War Tickets A Symposium examining mid-twentieth-century Australian literary cultures, especially realism and its political, social, and aesthetic stakes. The postwar decades saw a flourishing of small magazines, journals, writers’ groups, and publishing […]
The Cringing Continent 2027 InASA Conference Tuesday 9—Friday 12 February Flinders University, Adelaide In February 2027, we invite you to join us on Kaurna Country to reconsider one of the foundational epigrams of Australian Studies: A. A. Phillips’s much-cited ‘cultural cringe.’ Detached from its original context in the pages of Meanjin, the phrase has been […]