Review: Libby Robin, How a Continent Created a Nation, University of New South Wales Press, Sydney, 2007, 258 pp., ISBN 978 0 86840 891 0. Tom Brooking Paul Star, Lynn…
Conference Review: Australian Forest History Conference
Conference Review: 2007: Australian Forest History Conference: ‘Trans-Tasman Forest History’ The seemingly straightforward rubric, ‘Trans-Tasman Forest History’ belied the variety and complexity of the landscapes and ideas explored at the…
Editors’ Comment
Welcome to ENNZ Volume 2, Issue No. 5. This issue showcases two recent books exploring aspects of Australasian ecology. Tom Brooking reviews Libby Robin’s new book, How a Continent Created…
CALL FOR PAPERS: Reflecting On Our Relationships
CALL FOR PAPERS: Reflecting On Our Relationships: Animals and Agriculture: A Multidisciplinary Workshop University of Auckland, New Zealand, 18 July 2008 The Animals and Agriculture Research Group at the University…
Review: The People of the Sea
REVIEW: Paul D’Arcy, The People of the Sea: Environment, Identity, and History in Oceania (Honolulu: University of Hawai’i Press, 2006) Teresa ShewryDuke University In The People of the Sea, Paul…
Acclimatisation and the “Europeanisation” of New Zealand, 1830s-1920s?
James BeattieUniversity of Waikato Successive waves of migrants – first Polynesian, then European and others – released into Aotearoa/New Zealand a Noah’s Ark of animals and a cornucopia of cultivatable…