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2011 Special Issues
Special Issue: Parallel Pasts, Convergent Futures? Comparing New Zealand, Iberia and Latin America
2011, NS 11
Edited by Nicola Gilmour and Warwick E. Murray
Contents
Nicola Gilmour and Warwick E. Murray ~ Exploring Contemporary and Historical Comparisons and Connections between New Zealand, Iberia and Latin America
Geoff Bertram ~ A Comparative World-Systems Analysis of Settler Colonies in the Hispanic and Anglo Realms
Richard P. Boast ~ The Effects of Tenurial Change in Nineteenth-Century Latin America and New Zealand: A Search for Parallels and Origins
Marco A. Pamplona ~ Independence and the Creation of Nation-States in Iberian America: A Comparative Analysis of Portuguese and Spanish America
Malcolm McKinnon ~ A Reflection on ‘Independence and the Creation of Nation-States in Iberian America’
Mark Derby ~ ‘In the distance a light?’ – Contemporary Spanish Civil War Writing in New Zealand
Carolina Miranda and Barbara Pezzotti ~ Investigating Society: The Cases of Pepe Carvalho and Tito Ihaka
Catherine Iorns Magallanes ~ Indigenous Political Representation: Latin America and International Human Rights Law
José Colmeiro ~ Memories Without Borders? Spanish Courts and the Case for Universal Jurisdiction
Richard Hill ~ Globalizing Memory and the Struggle for Historical Justice in Aotearoa/New Zealand: A Reflection on ‘Memories Without Borders?’
Alfredo Martínez Expósito ~ Screening Nation Brands: New Zealand and Spanish Perspectives on Film and Country Image
Seini O’Connor, Benjamin A. Tilyard and Taciano L. Milfont ~ Liberation Psychology: From Latin America to Aotearoa/New Zealand
Warwick E. Murray and John Overton ~ Divergent Pasts, Parallel Futures? Between Competition and Co-operation in the Argentinean, Chilean and New Zealand Wine Sectors
Tom Dwyer ~ A South-South Dialogue: A Sociological Reflection on Relations between New Zealand and Brazil
Special Issue: Communicating Culture in Colonial New Zealand
2011, NS 12
Edited by Tony Ballantyne, Lachy Paterson and Angela Wanhalla
Contents
Charlotte Macdonald ~ Beyond the Realm: The Loss of Culture as the Colonial Condition
Angela Wanhalla ~ The ‘bickerings’ of the ‘Mangungu Brethren’: Talk, Tales and Rumour in Early New Zealand
Lachy Paterson ~ The Kohimārama Conference of 1860: A Contextual Reading
Tony Ballantyne ~ Reading the Newspaper in Colonial Otago
Roger Blackley ~ Cruising the Colonial: Newspapers and Shop Windows
Christine Whybrew ~ ‘Reading’ Photographs: Burton Brothers and the Photographic Narrative
Kate Hunter ~ A Bird in the Hand: Hunting, Fashion and Colonial Culture
Felicity Barnes ~ ‘Thinking from a place called London’: The Metropolis and Colonial Culture, 1837-1907
Alison Clarke ~ Calendars, Cemeteries and the Evolution of Colonial Culture
Frances Steel ~ Uncharted Waters? Cultures of Sea Transport and Mobility in New Zealand Colonial History
Michael J. Stevens ~ ‘The ocean is our only highway and means of communication’: Maritime Culture in Colonial Southern New Zealand
Back issues
The Journal of New Zealand Studies supersedes New Zealand Studies, which was published from 1990 until 1999.The first issue of Journal of New Zealand Studies new series (NS1) was published in 2002. View contents pages and purchase details for the JNZS back issues.
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