Julie Kimber
Biographic Data
| ID | 691147 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Julie Kimber |
| GIVEN NAMES | Julie |
| FAMILY NAME | Kimber |
| SIGNATURE | KIMBER J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Swinburne University of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9948-847X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 36 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 36 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1947 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Beyond the red shoe
A fictionalised account of the Petrov Affair begins with its most famous incident.This occurred on the tarmac of Sydney's Mascot airport on 19 April 1954: Evdokia knew this crowd was here for her.They were hunting her.They were here to prevent her escaping through the terminal, onto the plane Her escorts had revolvers in their jackets.If it was Moscow's instruction, they'd do away with her here She could not believe it, the number of people, the …
Stuart Macintyre (1947-2021)
Legacies in Anxious Times
Agency, Change and the Social Imaginary
From Secret Ballot to Democracy Sausage
From Secret Ballot to Democracy Sausage: How Australia Got Compulsory Voting." Australian Historical Studies, 51(1), pp. 98–99
“Bordering on Treason”? Sir Raphael Cilento and Pre‐Second World War Fascism in Australia
Sir Raphael Cilento died on 16 April 1985 at the age of ninety‐two. The notice in the Canberra Times spoke of Cilento's “worldwide” reputation in tropical medicine, his contribution to the public health service in Queensland, and his role with the United Nations in the immediate post‐war years. In short, he was an “eminent son of Australia”. But Sir Raphael Cilento's halo has been tarnished by his persistent eugenicist beliefs and his later assoc…
Unorthodoxies
Not peer-reviewed
Forgotten Moments and Reclaimed Memories
History, Myth and Memory
Historical Blind Spots
Mythologies of Nation-Building in Australia Today
Peer-reviewed
Re-presenting the Past
Pushing the Boundaries in Australian Studies
Voices from the Community
Organise, Educate, Control
Review of the book 'Organise, Educate, Control: The AMWU in Australia 1852-2012', published by Monash University Publishing, Melbourne, 2013
Poor Laws
The study of vagrancy forms part of a larger investigation into the social origins of law, the structures of inequality and the gendered and racially discriminatory aspects of societies. A full analysis of vagrancy in Australia must necessarily begin with the inherited traditions of its colonial master, its convict origins and the defensive nature of European settlement. While the former provided the moral and legal framework, the latter played a…
Enhancing innovation in agriculture at the policy level
Labour History and its People
Report on the 12th Biennial National Labour History Conference, held in Canberra, Australia from 15-17 September 2011
A nuisance to the community’
The charge of vagrancy dates back to medieval England. Its subjective application and minimal evidentiary requirements provided an appealing mechanism to punish recalcitrant behaviour. This article examines methods of exclusion via the application of vagrancy provisions in a small locality in New South Wales. It does so with a particular focus on one individual. By closely interrogating a wide range of public sources, the article illuminates the …
Joy
While there are a growing number of 'counter-hegemonic' monuments in Australia, the numerous workers' memorials commemorating heroic male figures ¬- coalminers, truck drivers, timber workers and wharf labourers - retain the exclusionary characteristic of traditional or 'institutional' memorialising. Many such memorials nourish a masculinist, albeit working class, vision of Australia's nation building efforts, while commemoration of the lives of w…
A Forum Discussion of Keith Windschuttle's Recent Work
A Case of Mild Anarchy
Job Committees, like shop committees in other industries, emerged in Broken Hill during the height of the Great Depression, thrived in the decade 1935-45, and all but vanished during the Cold War. The committees were a focal point for struggle and contestation between the various competing interest groups and ideologies vying for ascendancy in the local miners' union, the Workers Industrial Union of Australia. This study of job committees seeks t…
On the Waterfront
In his opening address for On the Waterfront, John Coombs, the National Secretary of the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) emphasised that it was 'never to soon to put contemporary events into historical perspective'. After a welcome by Sydney Branch president, Beverley Symons, Coombs discussed the recent dispute and highlighted the 'long history of international solidarity on the waterf ronf as a major factor underpinning the widespread support …
Intersectional and Intrasectional Marriages in a Southern Bible College. 16 Years Later
years ago that southern women have a decided edge on northern women in matrimonial chances. Formerly, northern men frequently married northern or southern women, but southern men rarely married northern women. Both studies were carried out at the same coeducational, interdenominational degree-granting Bible college located in the deep South. Both deal with (1) the sectionality (North, South) of the college's first-year students since 1933, (2) th…
Referred and Unreferred Patients. A Comparison
Professional psychotherapists and marriage counselors have often raised their eyebrows at the prospect of accepting unreferred or self-referred persons for psychotherapy or marriage counseling. This study demonstrates the similarity between the two groups in many respects, including personality profiles and financial risk. There is no evidence that the professionally referred subject is substantially different from the person who looks up his psy…
Enhancing innovation in agriculture at the policy level
A nuisance to the community’
The charge of vagrancy dates back to medieval England. Its subjective application and minimal evidentiary requirements provided an appealing mechanism to punish recalcitrant behaviour. This article examines methods of exclusion via the application of vagrancy provisions in a small locality in New South Wales. It does so with a particular focus on one individual. By closely interrogating a wide range of public sources, the article illuminates the …
Poor Laws
The study of vagrancy forms part of a larger investigation into the social origins of law, the structures of inequality and the gendered and racially discriminatory aspects of societies. A full analysis of vagrancy in Australia must necessarily begin with the inherited traditions of its colonial master, its convict origins and the defensive nature of European settlement. While the former provided the moral and legal framework, the latter played a…
From Secret Ballot to Democracy Sausage
From Secret Ballot to Democracy Sausage: How Australia Got Compulsory Voting." Australian Historical Studies, 51(1), pp. 98–99
Organise, Educate, Control
Review of the book 'Organise, Educate, Control: The AMWU in Australia 1852-2012', published by Monash University Publishing, Melbourne, 2013
The Insight of College Students into the Items on a Personality Test
Listing of professional psychologists in the classified Telephone Directory
Intersectional and Intrasectional Marriages in a Southern Bible College
Progress in Group Psychotherapy as Shown by Decision-Making
An Introduction to the Psychologist and His Work
An Introduction to the Psychologist and His Work
Progress in Group Psychotherapy as Shown by Decision-Making
The Science and the Profession of Psychology in the Area of Family Relations and Marriage Counseling
An Introduction to the Marriage Counselor and His Work
An Introduction to the Marriage Counselor and His Work
Marriage counselors and psychologists in the United States
Referred and Unreferred Patients. A Comparison
Professional psychotherapists and marriage counselors have often raised their eyebrows at the prospect of accepting unreferred or self-referred persons for psychotherapy or marriage counseling. This study demonstrates the similarity between the two groups in many respects, including personality profiles and financial risk. There is no evidence that the professionally referred subject is substantially different from the person who looks up his psy…
Intersectional and Intrasectional Marriages in a Southern Bible College. 16 Years Later
years ago that southern women have a decided edge on northern women in matrimonial chances. Formerly, northern men frequently married northern or southern women, but southern men rarely married northern women. Both studies were carried out at the same coeducational, interdenominational degree-granting Bible college located in the deep South. Both deal with (1) the sectionality (North, South) of the college's first-year students since 1933, (2) th…
On the Waterfront
In his opening address for On the Waterfront, John Coombs, the National Secretary of the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) emphasised that it was 'never to soon to put contemporary events into historical perspective'. After a welcome by Sydney Branch president, Beverley Symons, Coombs discussed the recent dispute and highlighted the 'long history of international solidarity on the waterf ronf as a major factor underpinning the widespread support …
A Case of Mild Anarchy
Job Committees, like shop committees in other industries, emerged in Broken Hill during the height of the Great Depression, thrived in the decade 1935-45, and all but vanished during the Cold War. The committees were a focal point for struggle and contestation between the various competing interest groups and ideologies vying for ascendancy in the local miners' union, the Workers Industrial Union of Australia. This study of job committees seeks t…
A Forum Discussion of Keith Windschuttle's Recent Work
Joy
While there are a growing number of 'counter-hegemonic' monuments in Australia, the numerous workers' memorials commemorating heroic male figures ¬- coalminers, truck drivers, timber workers and wharf labourers - retain the exclusionary characteristic of traditional or 'institutional' memorialising. Many such memorials nourish a masculinist, albeit working class, vision of Australia's nation building efforts, while commemoration of the lives of w…
A nuisance to the community’
The charge of vagrancy dates back to medieval England. Its subjective application and minimal evidentiary requirements provided an appealing mechanism to punish recalcitrant behaviour. This article examines methods of exclusion via the application of vagrancy provisions in a small locality in New South Wales. It does so with a particular focus on one individual. By closely interrogating a wide range of public sources, the article illuminates the …
Labour History and its People
Report on the 12th Biennial National Labour History Conference, held in Canberra, Australia from 15-17 September 2011
Poor Laws
The study of vagrancy forms part of a larger investigation into the social origins of law, the structures of inequality and the gendered and racially discriminatory aspects of societies. A full analysis of vagrancy in Australia must necessarily begin with the inherited traditions of its colonial master, its convict origins and the defensive nature of European settlement. While the former provided the moral and legal framework, the latter played a…
Enhancing innovation in agriculture at the policy level
Organise, Educate, Control
Review of the book 'Organise, Educate, Control: The AMWU in Australia 1852-2012', published by Monash University Publishing, Melbourne, 2013
Re-presenting the Past
Pushing the Boundaries in Australian Studies
Voices from the Community
Sociology (17 works) · Political science (16 works) · History (12 works) · Psychology (12 works) · Australian History and Society (9 works) · Law (9 works) · History (7 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Applied Psychology (6 works) · Art (6 works)