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Centre for Colonial and Settler Studies

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9 October 2015

Seminar with A/Prof Matthew Fitzpatrick (Flinders University)

 

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Centre for Colonial and Settler Studies
CASS promotes critical inquiry into the history, theoretical framing, and contemporary legacies of colonialism on a global scale. We foster work that places colonial and settler colonial formations in comparative and connected frames.

We welcome inquiries about the centre and its activities. Email us at clowrie@uow.edu.au or follow us on Twitter at @cass_uow.

Banner image: ‘The world showing the British Empire’, by Edward Stanford Ltd, 1925, http://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-230940126

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