Stout Research Centre

Stout Research Centre

The Stout Research Centre was established to encourage scholarly inquiry into New Zealand society, history and culture.

We are part of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at Victoria University and offer postgraduate degrees in History, New Zealand Literature and New Zealand Studies. We host independent scholars from the community and the JD Stout Fellow.

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Events

May30SeminarsMarsden Scholar Seminar Series 2012 - Jane Stafford
Date: 30 May 2012
Time: 4.00 pm
Venue: Stout Research Centre
Jane Stafford – Colonial Literature and the Native Author This paper discusses the effect of the… Read more
Jun12SeminarsMarsden Seminar Scholar Series 2012 - Peter Brunt
Date: 12 June 2012
Time: 4.00 pm
Venue: Stout Research Centre
Peter Brunt  – Art in Oceania: A History Due to be published by Thames and… Read more
Jul4-6ConferencesASAL 2012 'The Colonies' - Association for the Study of Australian Literature Conference
Date: 4–6 July 2012
Time: 4.00 pm
Venue: Victoria University of Wellington
Before there were Australia and New Zealand, there were the colonies. Read more

News

17 January 2012 Journal of New Zealand Studies

Special Issue: Parallel Pasts, Convergent Futures? Comparing New Zealand, Iberia and Latin America.

Edited by Nicola Gilmour and Warwick E. Murray

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Dr Patricia (Patty) O'Brien, JD Stout Fellow 2012Patty O'Brien – JD Stout Fellow

The JD Stout Fellow for 2012 is Dr Patty O'Brien. Patty is working on "New Zealand and the Mandated Territory of Samoa: Colonial Rule, Race and Violence 1914-1941".

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Therese Crocker

Therese Crocker, PhD Candidate

Therese is enrolled with the Stout Centre to undertake her PhD on the Policies of the Treaty of Waitangi Settlements Process.

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