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Volume 3 of the Society’s journal, law&history, will soon be available. Look for it in the next couple of weeks online and hardcopies will be posted to subscribers in early December. A reminder that it is available via Heinonline and Informit, … Continue reading →

The Max Planck Summer Academy for Legal History is calling for applications from PhD candidates to attend their annual summer school. The theme is conflict regulation. They cover fees, accommodation and some scholarships are available for travel. More information is … Continue reading →

Round two of the National Archives of Australia/AHA postgrad scholarships is closing 31 October. This award helps postgraduate scholars with the cost of digitisation of files held by the National Archives. More information is available via the National Archives.

Following on (finally!) from the Legal Histories of the British Empire conference in Singapore  in 2012, we are pleased to announce Legal History and Empires: Perspectives from the Colonised, jointly sponsored by  the Faculty of Law and Faculty of Humanities and … Continue reading →

The society’s journal, law&history, is now available via HeinOnline and Informit. In HeinOnLine it can be found in the core Law Journals library. Australian members should note that despite its location in law the journal is also coded to history for … Continue reading →

A reminder that nominations are due for the annual ANZLHS Prize in Legal History. The deadline for nominations for any work in the field of legal history in relation to Australasia and which bear the date of 2015 are due … Continue reading →

Early bird registration for the conference has been extended to Friday 7 October. Please take advantage of this to register early. Congratulations to the recipients of this year’s Kercher Scholarships: Ms Belinda Clarence, PhD candidate, RMIT University Mr Michael Kilminster, … Continue reading →

The Harry Gentle Resource Centre (HGRC) is dedicated to the study of the peoples and lands of Australia, with an initial focus on the area that became Queensland in 1859. It offers a portal of interactive resources, research publications, commentaries … Continue reading →

A call for applications for PhD and Post-Doctoral scholars for the 2017 Global Humanitarianism Research Academy.  The Academy is to be held in Leibniz and at the Archives of the IRC in Geneva in July 2017. According to their blurb … Continue reading →

News of two phd scholarships at Adelaide – one based in law and one in history – for topics related to English legal order from the 1680s to the 1760s. Applications close 31 October.