History

Summary

History has research strengths in: New Zealand history; Māori and Ngāi Tahu history; New Zealand’s broader region of the Pacific and Australia; European history; United States history; and World history. Areas of strength by theme and approach include: New Zealand local and national history; regional and transnational history, including historical geography; British world and the new imperial history; medieval history; intellectual history; social and political history; health history; feminist history.

Researchers

• Chris Jones
• David Monger
• Evgeny Pavlov , also  Global, Cultural and Language Studies
• Heather Mary Wolffram
• Jane Marion Buckingham
• Katie Pickles
• Lyndon Andrew Fraser
• Maureen Elizabeth Montgomery
• Peter S Field
• Philippa Lyn Mein Smith

• Social Science Research Centre (SSRC)
• New Zealand South Asia Centre (NZSAC)

• Community and Isolation, a Social and Contemporary History of Leprosy in the South Pacific
• Anzac Neighbours Project
• Trans-Tasman Law and Legal Practice Conference
• Things Change: Material culture, memory and transformation in post-quake Christchurch
• Voices Against War: Courage, Conviction and Conscientious Objection in WW1 Canterbury

• Macmillan Brown Library - Te Puna Rakahau o Macmillan Brown

• American Studies: American Studies
• Anthropology and Archaeology: Anthropology; Archaeology
• Cultural Studies: Cultural Studies
• History, History of Art, Classics and Curatorial Studies: Medieval History; Modern History; Modern History: World; Modern History: British & European; Modern History: American; Modern History: Asian; Modern History: Pacific; Modern History: Australasia; New Zealand History; History of Medicine
• Languages & Linguistics: Russian
• Literature: Literature
• Political Science, International Relations and Public Policy: Political Theory
• Religious Studies and Theology: Religious Studies
• Theatre and Dance, Film and Television and Multimedia: Film

• History website
  
• School website