Dr Julie Fenley

Teaching – page content

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Classes taught by Julie include:

Global and regional studies
Community studies
Researching and writing community history
Theories and research in history and politics
Research and writing in history and politics.

Publications – page content

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Research – page content

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Research interests

Julie’s research focuses on the field of Aboriginal history and her PhD thesis, “‘Dealing with a Nation’: Conceptualising Aboriginal Sovereignty, 1950-1990”, examined the ways in which indigenous people explore a range of options for engaging with the Australian state.

Current research project

Current research is focused on the National Aboriginal Conference’s campaign for a treaty and the subsequent development of ideas of sovereignty in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Julie is also interested in Holocaust History, and is currently undertaking a study of significant objects at the Jewish Holocaust Museum and Research Centre, Melbourne, which is funded by Heritage Victoria. In 2006, Julie was also engaged as a historical consultant to complete a National Library of Australia — Community Heritage Grants project that examined textiles in the Jewish Holocaust Centre collection.

Home – page content

mbpeters — Thu, 12 Jul 2012 10:02:16 +0000

Julie has been a lecturer in History-politics at Monash University since 2007. Her research interests include Aboriginal history and Holocaust history, and she also has an interest in public history and museum studies.

Biography

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