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History Australia
vol.
16
no.
3
2019
17378829
2019
periodical issue
'The AHA has in recent times engaged with three reviews that will be vital in shaping future historical research. These are: the ‘Function and Efficiency’ Tune Review of the National Archives of Australia (NAA); the Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classifications Review (ANZSRCR); and the Future Humanities Workforce Project (FHWP) run through the Australian Academy of Humanities (AAH). These reviews are pertinent for all historians working in Australia and cover different aspects of our work. I wish to discuss them briefly in turn and the implications of each for how we undertake historical research.' (Joy Damousi: From the President)
2019 pg. 549-552
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