ANZAAS


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ANZAASAustralian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science
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As PAAAS member Chris Clarke (1986:20) frankly expressed it, 'Executive duties became "pass-the-parcel", and committee meetings were at times slightly hysterical encounters of the same exhausted group of persons unsure whether this time they were ASWA, ANZAAS, PAAAS, AAAA or the Aboriginal Land Inquiry Workshop'.
A recent history of the professionalisation of Australian applied anthropology and its relevance to native title practice
The tide of chemistry at ANZAAS was once at the flood, and this history is the subject of one chapter in the commemoration volume The Commonwealth of Science.
Letter from Australia
35) The ANZAAS congress would surely have allayed Ellis's concerns that in such elite, academic company he was an outsider.
`History without facts': M. H. Ellis, Manning Clark and the origins of the Australian Dictionary of Biography
CONASTA 59 Delegates and Youth ANZAAS Students listening to Dr Karl speak.
CONASTA 59 picture gallery
Archaeology at ANZAAS, Canberra Archaeological Society, Canberra, pp.
The intensity of raw material utilisation as an indication of occupational history in surface stone artefact assemblages from the Strathbogie Ranges, central Victoria
One of the earliest applications of the concept of 'cultural genocide' in the Australian context was in 1959, in a memo by a Department of External Affairs officer, Phillip Peters, on Hasluck's address to the Anthropology section at the 1959 ANZAAS congress (Hasluck 1959).
Rethinking cultural genocide: Aboriginal child removal and settler-colonial state formation
Of course, there are also the many Melbourne economists who richly contributed at the economics sessions of first the regular ANZAAS, and later the regular Economists' Conferences, and who often were a joy to listen to.
Ross Williams, ed. Balanced Growth. A History of the Department of Economics, University of Melbourne
The commonwealth of science: ANZAAS and the scientific enterprise in Australasia 1888-1988, Oxford University Press, Melbourne, pp.
'A triune anthropologist appears'?: Gerhardt Laves, Ralph Piddington and Marjorie Piddington, La Grange Bay, 1930
Their disagreement erupted into the public arena at the 1959 ANZAAS Congress in Perth: Wise (1985:228-32) provides a good account of this incident.
Wards, words and citizens: A.P. Elkin and Paul Hasluck on assimilation (1)
In 1968, I published a review article in the Economic Record of Mizuta's New Catalogue of Adam Smith's Library and in the early 1970s was invited by Richard Downing as editor of the Record to published my paper, 'Rationalising the Australian Taxation System' presented at an ANZAAS Conference in Adelaide.
The 2010 Economic Society of Australia Distinguished Fellow Award
Archaeology at ANZAAS, Western Australian Museum, Perth, pp.
Contact archaeology and native title
Archaeology at ANZAAS, Canberra, Canberra Archaeology Society, Canberra, pp.
'Stoning fish?' A hitherto unrecorded class of stone artefact from the coastal Pilbara
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