It is publication day for Foreign Banks and Global Finance in Modern China Cambridge University Press - History Order Cambridge University Press: bit.ly/37oFlCx ➯"MOAZZIN22" for -20% Read Cambridge Core: bit.ly/39dewlS Read Google Books: bit.ly/3MLtTQJ A thread about the book👇 [1/12]

Doing Infrastructure and Urban Planning on Unceded Land A City Road Podcast chat with Aboriginal Planning Lecturer Elle Davidson alongside Tooran Alizadeh | توران علیزاده Alizadeh & Dr Rebecca Clements 🍉 from the HHT Infrastructure Governance Incubator at the University of Sydney soundcloud.com/user-283789701…

Please join us for the launch of Prof Peter Borsay's last book (with Prof Roey Sweet), 'The Invention of the English Landscape c. 1700-1939'. 🗓️ Friday 29 September ⏰ 15:00-17:00 📍 Attenborough Film Theatre and MS Teams 🔗 eventbrite.co.uk/e/book-launch-…

#hcnswmember Chinese-Australian Historical Society will hosting an online webinar during #HistoryWeek2023 on 'Chinese Voices 8: Eight Voices of Chinese Australians' with Michael Williams on Saturday 9th September at 5pm! Learn more via buff.ly/3YLvkp4

Japan’s scrap-and-rebuild culture faces an environmental reckoning - The Japan Times japantimes.co.jp/environment/20…

Looking forward to this week's History on Wednesday seminar with Dirk Moses speaking on Emotions, Politics, and the Terror of History: Methodological Considerations. Register via the link below. soh-events.sydney.edu.au/calendar/how-6…

Congratulations to COTCA PhD candidate Vivien Chan - her Urban History article 'Markets made modular' was shortlisted for the Best Article on Global Hong Kong Studies in the Humanities category on ICAS ICAS Book Prize 2023. Full shortlist here: icas.asia/ibp-2023-short…

New Podcast: Stephen Gapps on his new book, Gudyarra: The First Wiradyuri War of Resistance The Bathurst War, 1822–1824 I also get into The Sydney Wars and my discussion in Overland Journal about this work: overland.org.au/previous-issue… Listen below soundcloud.com/user-283789701…

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Thrilled to present my Urban History PhD project to esteemed scholars in the field last Friday. It delves into Sydney's urban renewal politics and idea debates, within the context of paralleling post-war industrialization in East Asia and deindustrialization in the Anglosphere.

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Here’s the grand reveal! 😁 Had a super long day but this box has made it a lot better and I simply can’t stop smiling afterwards. Just very, very happy to get to see and hold the book! Order here: cambridge.org/gb/universityp…

Have your say on the future of Haymarket! You are invited to submit views on City of Sydney proposed concepts to improve Dixon Street by restoring the Chinatown Ceremonial Gates. Your feedback will help shape the revitalisation of this area. Learn more buff.ly/3Sp1ztj

📢Calling all postgrad students & early career scholars! The 13th Spring History Symposium at HKU is back in-person on 3-4 May 2024. Theme: Making Modern Identities🌏Apply by 31 Jan📩Find out more: shs.history.hku.hk #CallforPapers #SpringHistorySymposium #ModernIdentities

UHPH 2024 Conference, University of Sydney, July 11-13, 2024 Real Estate Agency: Land, Housing and Finance in Urban and Planning History Come along, we're running a session on Possession and Dispossession 👇 antipodes.city/2023/11/07/rea…

Current issue of Fabrications contains lots of good work including a new paper by Catherine Townsend on #housing in Melbourne and Seth Dias on the history of First Nations protest in Sydney. SAHANZ

Means so much to me that we are doing more community events in 2024, and am so honored that we will start with a talk in Cantonese by me on multiracial Britishness in 1910-45 Hong Kong and its contemporary implications! 喺Bristol嘅各位，我地1月27號布大歷史沙龍見!

This morning we launched The University of Edinburgh College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Research Theme on #CulturalHeritage. I look forward to the next event and to the development of new and exciting collaborative projects.

“You think you just fell out of a coconut tree? You exist in the context of all in which you live and what came before you.” - Karl Marx, 18th Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte