Heather Goodall, Helen Randerson and Devleena Ghosh Uncover the Life of an Influential Working-class Australian Feminist and Educator single work   review  
Issue Details: First known date: 2020... 2020 Heather Goodall, Helen Randerson and Devleena Ghosh Uncover the Life of an Influential Working-class Australian Feminist and Educator
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    y separately published work icon History Australia vol. 17 no. 4 2020 21225819 2020 periodical issue

    'We are delighted to bring you our first special issue in over a year, guest-edited by two close friends of the journal. Former book reviews editor Agnieszka Sobocinska (2019–2020) and former editor Melanie Oppenheimer (2016–2018) have worked on this collection since presenting together at a symposium called ‘Cultures and Histories of Humanitarianism and International Development’ at Monash University in 2019. They have selected and edited some of the voices from that event in order to offer here a cohesive anthology of recent trends and topics in the history of foreign aid.' (Kate Fullagar, Michelle Arrow and Leigh Boucher, From the Editors, Introduction)

         2020     pg. 782-783
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