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AJAS (ISSN 0705-7113) is the official journal of the Australian
and New Zealand American Studies Association. It is published twice
a year, in July and December, by the Association.
Articles appearing in this journal are indexed in Historical
Abstracts and America: History and Life. The journal is also part of the EBSCO Australian/New Zealand Reference Center database, and will be included in the American History and Life with Full Text database whenthat is launched.
The best article published in the journal in
the two years between conferences is awarded the James Holt
Award, a prize worth $500AUS.
The recipient of the 2006-2007 Award was Greg Dening
for
'"Performing Cross-Culturally ", published in Vol. 25,
no 2 (December 2006).
The best article by a postgraduate student
published in the journal is the two years between conferences is
awarded the Peter Coleman Prize, valued
at $250AUS.
The recipient of the 2006-2007 Award was Noah Riseman for his article ‘‘Regardless of History”?: Re-assessing the Navajo Codetalkers of World War II’, published in Vol.26, no. 2 (December 2007).
AJAS also publishes the winner of the
Association's Norman Harper Prize, an award for
an essay by an undergraduate student, valued at $100AUS. Submissions
for this award must reach the Editors by December 1st each year.
The recipient of the 2009 Award was Brooke Lamperd ,
of the University of Western Australia, whose essay, '"'ADHD: A truth discourse with a
vengeance," will appear
in vol. 28 no 1 (July 2009)
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EDITORS:
- TOM DUNNING, School of History and Classics,University of Tasmania
- JAN PILDITCH, Department of English, University of Waikato
EDITORIAL BOARD
- Clare Corbould, Review Editor (History and related disciplines),
Department of History, University of Sydney
- Brian Edwards, Review Editor (Literature and related disciplines),School
of Literary and Communication Studies, Deakin University, Geelong
Campus
- Stephen Robertson, Co-Editor, Teaching American Studies, Department
of History, University of Sydney
- Paul Taillon, Co-Editor, Teaching American Studies, Department
of History, University of Auckland
- Heather Neilson, School of Language, Literature & Communication,
Australian Defence Force Academy
- Ian Gordon, American Studies Centre, National University of
Singapore
- Geoff Lealand, Screen and Media Studies, University of Waikato
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