Australian Journal of Politics and History, vol. 40, no. 2, 1994

From: Marion Diamond <med@lingua.cltr.uq.oz.au>

Articles
Problems in Australian Foreign Policy, July-December 1993: Maree-Ann Reid and Joseph M. Siracusa, pp. 137-

Rationalising the Bomb: Strategic Studies and the US Nuclear Umbrella: Andrew C. Butfoy, pp. 145-

Percy Spender and the Columbo Plan: David Lowe, pp. 162-

Integrating Alien Workers: The Role of the Department of Immigration in Constructing a "Citizen Bargain" 1945-56: Ann-Mari Jordens, pp. 177-

"I was not consulted": A.P.Elkin, Papua New Guinea, and the Politics of Anthropology: Geoffrey Gray, pp. 195-

The Public Realm and Political Ideas: Michael Lee, pp. 214-

The ANU and Moscow State University: Eugene Kamenka, pp. 218-

Political Chronicles [these are short summaries of political events in the Australian Commonwealth, and state by state, pp. 230-260]

Book Reviews include the following, with a British history element:

John McCarthy, _A Last Call of Empire: Australian Aircrew, Britain and the Empire Air Training Scheme_ (reviewed by Alan Stephens)

Carl Bridge, ed., _Munich to Vietnam: Australia's Relations with Britain and the United States since the 1930s_ (rd. by Rodney Sullivan)

Peter N. Stearns, _The Industrial Revolution in World History: Essays in World History Series_ (rd. by Paul Crook)

Robert M. Worcester, _British Public Opinion: A Guide to the History and Methodology of Political Opinion Polling_ (rd. by Eric Richards)

G. Burns, _Nuclear Present_ & A. Cawte, _Atomic Australia_ (rd. by John Forge)

Catherine Hall, _White, Male and Middle Class: Explorations in Feminism and History_ (rd. by Susan Grogan)

Australian Journal of Politics and History, vol. 40, 1994, Special Issue:

_Ideas and Ideologies: Essays in Memory of Eugene Kamenka_ (eds. Nicolaas

1. Rupke and David W. Lovell)

Introduction: Rupke and Lovell, pp. 1-

Eugene Kamenka: Citizen of the World whose Gift was Liberty: John Passmore, pp. 3-

On the Burkeian Strands in Eugene Kamenka's Thought: Keith Campbell, pp. 6-

Is the Academic World Essentially Critical?: Kenneth Minogue, pp. 17-

_Libertas Philosophandi_: From Natural to Speculative Philosophy: M.A.Stewart, pp. 29-

_La destructivite' des clercs_: Representations of its Forms and Causes: Struan Jacobs, pp. 47-

How Nietzsche's Idea about Language Came to be Transformed into Derrida's Ideology of Deconstruction: Peter Muntz, pp. 57-

Can Historical Consequences Falsify Ideas? or: Karl Marx After the Collapse of the Soviet Union: Baruch Knei-Pax, pp. 72-

History and Theories of Civil Society: Outline of a Contested Paradigm: Dario Castiglione, pp. 83-

Four Visions of Post-Communist Law: Martin Krygier, pp. 104-

'The Grand Scheme of Subordination': the Intellectual Foundations of Tory Doctrine: A.M.C. Waterman, pp. 121-

Nationalism: Animal, Vegetable, Mineral, or Cultural?: Hedva Ben-Israel, pp. 134-

Australian Socialism to 1917: A Study of the RElations between Socialism and Nationalism: David W. Lovell, pp. 144-

Reclaiming the State: Feminism, Liberalism and Social Liberalism: Marian Sawer, pp. 159-

Feminism, Women and the French Revolution: R.B.Rose, pp. 173-

A New Approach to the Revolutionary Crowd: Hiram Caton, pp. 187-

Anthropology and Social Darwinism in the British Empire: 1870-1900: Mark Francis, pp. 203-

Selected Writings of Eugene Kamenka, pp. 216-218

AJPH is published by the University of Queensland Press three times a year. Subscription rates, payable in advance, are: Australia, $A54; UK, pounds 33; USA $US58. Subscriptions should be addressed to the Manager, University of Queensland Press, PO Box 42, Queensland, 4072, Australia.

Marion Diamond, History Department
University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, 4072 Ph: 61 7 365 6334; Fax:61 7 365 6266; med@lingua.cltr.uq.oz.au

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