The latest New Zealand Journal of History is now available.
For those who haven’t looked at it for a while, note that it is now paywalled. It is available to NZHA members, or those who have access to Project Muse via institutional subscriptions.
In this issue:
Alistair Kefford, ‘The Making of New Zealand’s First Shopping Mall: New Urban Forms and Old Imperial Patterns‘
Toby Harper, ‘The Trout of Rotoaira: Colonial Law, Acclimatization and Fishing Rights, 1905–1959‘
Martin Fisher, ‘Another Exception to the ‘Colonial Rule’? Controlling the Whitebait on the Arahura River‘
Martin Holmes, ‘Separatist Presbyterianism in Colonial New Zealand: A Study of Scottish Highland Migration, Trans-Tasman Links, and Colonial Religious Culture‘
Andrew Lorey, ‘Photographs ‘both rare and valuable’: Introducing and Mapping Two Collections of Early Landscape Views from Southwestern Aotearoa New Zealand‘
This issue also carries a tribute to Emeritus History Professor M.P.K. (Keith) Sorrenson.
As usual you will find a full slate of reviews, and a list of theses completed 2024-25.