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Marilyn T Lake

University of Melbourne - Cited by 7,255 - History

Biography

Marilyn T Lake  is affiliated to Department of Paediatrics and Child Health, University of Cape Town, Neuroscience Institute, South Africa. she is a recipient of many awards and grants for her valuable contributions and discoveries in major area of subject research. Her international experience includes various programs, contributions and participation in different countries for diverse fields of study. Her research interests reflect in her wide range of publications in various national and international journals.   
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A revolution in the family: the challenge and contradictions of maternal citizenship in Australia
M LakeMothers of a New World, 378-395, 2013201
79
2013
Progressive New World: How settler colonialism and transpacific exchange shaped American reform
M LakeHarvard University Press, 2019201
62
2019
British world or new world? Anglo-Saxonism and Australian engagement with America
M LakeHistory Australia 10 (3), 36-50, 2013201
30
2013
State socialism for Australian mothers: Andrew Fisher’s radical maternalism in its international and local contexts
M LakeAustralian Mothering: Historical and Sociological Perspectives, 69-93, 2019201
24
2019
Australian frontier feminism and the marauding white man
M LakeGender and imperialism, 1-136, 2017201
23
2017
Colonial Australia and the Asia Pacific Region
M LakeThe Cambridge History of Australia 1 (part II), 535-559, 131
20
2013
Chinese colonists assert their" common human rights": cosmopolitanism as subject and method of history
M LakeJournal of World History, 375-392, 2010201
17
2010
Freedom Bound II: Documents on women in modern Australia
M LakeRoutledge, 2020202
16
2020
The Chinese Empire Encounters the British Empire and Its “Colonial Dependencies”: Melbourne, 1887
M LakeJournal of Chinese Overseas 9 (2), 176-192, 2013201
15
2013
The Gendered and Racialised Self who Claimed the Right to Self-Government
M LakeJournal of Colonialism and Colonial History (1), 2012201
13
2012
The Australian dream of an island empire: Race, reputation and resistance
M LakeAustralian Historical Studies 46 (3), 410-424, 2015201
12
2015
” The day will come”: Charles H. Pearson’s National Life and Character: A Forecast’
M LakeTen Books that Shaped the British Empire, 0-111, 2014201
9
2014
River management
DA Speirs, DG Allen, RM Kelleher, MD Lake, AN Marchant, KA Mayes, ...The Waters of the Waikato: Ecology of New Zealand’s Longest River’.(Eds KJ …, 2010201
7
2010
Researching Australian history in the New York public library: reflections on transnational history in practice
M LakeMelbourne Historical Journal 41 (1), 4-18, 2013201
6
2013
‘This Great America’: HB Higgins and Transnational Progressivism
M LakeAustralian Historical Studies 44 (2), 172-188, 2013201
6
2013
‘1914: Death of a nation’ Presidential Address Australian Historical Association Annual Conference, Brisbane, 2014
M LakeHistory Australia 12 (1), 7-24, 2015201
6
2015
‘Revolution for the hell of it’: the transatlantic genesis and serial provocations of The Female Eunuch
M LakeAustralian Feminist Studies 31 (87), 7-21, 20120
6
2016
The ILO, Australia and the Asia-Pacific Region: New Solidarities or Internationalism in the National Interest?
M LakeThe ILO from Geneva to the Pacific Rim: West Meets East, 33-4, 2016201
5
2016
Whatever happened to the anti-war movement?
M Lake, C DonaldsonSydney: University of New South Wales Press,, 01001
2
2010
Indigenous Progressivism Calls Settler Colonialism to Account
M LakeProgressive New World: How Settler Colonialism and Transpacific Exchange …, 01901
2
2019

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