Cirrus@Austlit

'It’s been a pleasure to work as the interim editors for the Journal of Australian Studies in 2024. As executive members of the International Association of Australian Studies (InASA), we have been fortunate to read such a diverse and innovative collection of submissions. JAS publishes articles from across the full spectrum of humanities fields that critically engage with all aspects of Australia—past, present and future. It is the premier Australian studies journal and has been in print since the 1970s. JAS is integral to InASA’s mission to provide a voice for Australian studies across the world and to bring together Australianists from varied disciplinary backgrounds. The future of Australian studies is bright, diverse and global, and it has a deep history.' (Editorial Introduction)