On the Significance of Histoire: Employing Modern Narrative Theory in Analysis of Tabari’s Historiography of Islam’s Foundations

- Moghadam, Amir, Lovat, Terence

From the margins: madness and history in Australia

- Coleborne, Catharine, Dunk, James

Towards a (bio)cultural history of the brain?

- Roberts-Pedersen, Elizabeth

Historical significance and the challenges of African historiography: analysis of teacher perspectives

- Boadu, Gideon

Why Nanjing 1937? the forgetting and remembering of a cultural trauma

- Musgrove, Jody

Decolonizing the archives: a transnational perspective

- Haskins, Victoria

Re-valuing Swedish outdoor theatre

- Stromberg, Mikael

The politics of researching Africa: the quality of anthropo-historical and linguistic data in African studies

- Appiah-Thompson, Christopher

Censorship and fear: historical research in the Soviet Union

- Markwick, Roger D.

The origins of architecture: an English sixteenth to eighteenth century perspective

- Morrison, Tessa

Balancing biography and institutional history: Eric Worrell's Australian Reptile Park

- Cushing, Nancy, Markwell, Kevin

Teaching history as historiography: engaging narrative diversity in the curriculum

- Parkes, Robert J.

Quintus Curtius Rufus on the ''good king': the Dioxippus episode in book 9.7.16-26

- Baynham, E. J.

The sacred economy of ancient "Israel"

- Boer, Roland

Interrupting History: A critical-reconceptualisation of History curriculum after 'the end of history'

- Parkes, Robert John Lawrence

Resuscitating the author: implications of Danto's philosophy for historians of trend-defying architecture

- Fleming, Steven

Deviance and disloyalty: historiographical discourses in representations of the Cambridge spies

- Garner, James John

The ancient evidence for Alexander the Great

- Baynham, Elizabeth

Rewriting history in Soviet Russia: the politics of revisionist historiography, 1956-1974

- Markwick, Roger D.

Race and gender in recent Australian historiography

- Curthoys, Ann