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![]() About History AustraliaHistory Australia is the official journal of the Australian Historical Association (AHA), a professional association of historians in Australia which links practitioners in universities and schools with those in museums, galleries and the heritage industry. The journal is a revised form of the AHA Bulletin, which functioned in print form for more than twenty years as the journal of the AHA. The journal publishes refereed articles, debates, reviews of historical works and news items. It is available online. Members of the AHA can choose to access the journal online, to receive it in print, or both. History Australia has a 13-member Editorial Board, comprising the Executive Committee of the AHA. ISSNs: Aims and scopeHistory Australia functions both as a means of communication between historians and as a showcase of historical research product, carrying fully refereed articles on all aspects of Australian historical research, and on the teaching and public display of history in Australia. History Australia aims to reflect the concerns, to publish the research product, and to increase the professional awareness of all those historians currently making and applying history in Australia and Australian communities. Authors and refereesAs a way of saying 'thank you' for contributing to History Australia, Monash University ePress offers:
Authors, a hard copy and an electronic copy of your submission should be sent to the editor of History Australia, Marian Quartly. You may like to read History Australia's submission guidelines or information about book and exhibition reviewing. DEST accreditationHistory Australia is listed on the Australian Government's Register of Refereed Journals. The journal has been "assessed by DEST as satisfying the refereeing requirements for the Higher Education Research Data Collection (HERDC)". This means that eligible articles, as set out in the HERDC Specifications, are able to earn DEST points for the authors' departments in Australian universities. Abstracting and indexing servicesThis journal is indexed by the following Abstracting and Indexing services: Publication datesFrom 2008 History Australia will be published three times a year, in April, August and December. Prior to 2008 it was published biannually, in June and December of each year. EditorThe journal is edited by Executive Committee member Professor Marian Quartly, who has held the position since August 2003.
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