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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News
- 16 April 2013 Journal of NZ Studies
- The submission deadline for the 2013 issue of the Journal of New Zealand Studies is 1 July 2013. Papers are welcome from any discipline and on any topic, and all submissions go through a process of anonymous peer review. Articles and all other correspondence should be addressed to the Editor, care of Deborah.Levy@vuw.ac.nz. Intending contributors should obtain a style guide from the above address.
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- 28 February 2013 Barbara Einhorn
- Welcome to Emeritus Professor Barbara Einhorn, who has joined the Stout in February. Barbara has visited the Stout Research Centre several times before and has come from Gender Studies, Department of Sociology, at the University of Sussex. Her research will focus on the issue of refugees, emigration to New Zealand and return migration to Germany.
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- 30 January 2013 Journal of New Zealand Studies On Line
- Journal of New Zealand Studies
The peer-reviewed Journal of New Zealand Studies, NS13 (2012) is now available online. The theme of this issue is 'Man Alone', and the volume also includes book reviews of recently published work in New Zealand history and literature.
The Journal website also contains back issues of the Stout Centre Review and New Zealand Studies journals. Both of these journals were published by the Stout Research Centre and preceded the Journal of New Zealand Studies.
To Access the Journal please visit: http://ojs.victoria.ac.nz/jnzs/index
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Sarah Gaitanos – JD Stout Fellow
The JD Stout Fellow for 2013 is Sarah Gaitanos. Sarah is working on a biography of Shirley Smith.
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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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