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| Manuscript Name | Records of War & Society journal |
| Manuscript Number | MSS 262 |
| Last Updated | July 2021 |
| Extent | 10 boxes |
| Location | Special Collections, UNSW Canberra |
| Abstract | Correspondence, records, and edited drafts of War & Society, a periodical originally published by the Australian Defence Force Academy, Department of History |
Collection Subject Type
Military
Scope and Content
These records relate to the early publication history (1982-1988) of the journal War & Society and contain correspondence with writers and potential contributors, along with drafts and some business files
Date Range of Content
1982-1988
Organisational History
Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_%26_Society
Quarterly journal War & Society is an international, peer reviewed publication originally published by the Department of History, Australian Defence Force Academy, Canberra (later produced by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, UNSW Canberra). In print since 1984, its articles range in time from Ancient Greece to the 21st century. Highlighting the diverse aspects of national and transnational operational and social military history, War & Society focuses on the broader relationships between warfare and society
References:
UNSW Canberra : War & Society journal https://www.unsw.adfa.edu.au/school-of-humanities-and-social-sciences/war-society-journal retrieved 30 October 2020
Administrative Information
Access and Copying Conditions
Access: Open Access
This collection contains a variety of copyright material. Copyright is held by the creator of each item. Specific conditions for this collection are listed below. If no conditions are stipulated then the standard terms of the Copyright Act apply for published and unpublished items. Digitised material from manuscript collections is provided to clients by UNSW Canberra in good faith for private study and research only, and may not be published or re-purposed without the express and written permission of the individual legal holder of that copyright. Refer also to the UNSW copyright, disclaimer and takedown policy.
Copying: Copying for research and study is approved
Preferred Citation
Records of War & Society journal, Special Collections, UNSW Canberra, Australian Defence Force Academy, Canberra, MSS 262, Box [Number], Folder [Number].
Provenance
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Subject Keywords
Subjects
War & society — Archives
Military history – Periodicals
War and society – History - Periodicals
Scholarly publishing – Australia – History – Sources
Corporate Names
Australian Defence Force Academy. Department of History
Container List
Box 1
Folder 1
Correspondence, September 1984
Folder 2
Dulffer : Navy Warfare and Germany’s future as world power 1904-1906, September 1985
Evans : ‘Some Furious Outbursts of Riot - Returned soldiers and Queensland’s “Red Flag” Disturbances, 1918-1919’
War & Society : correspondence to and from contributors, issue no. 2, September 1983
Folder 3
Inglis : War Memorial, includes photographs
Folder 4
Hattendorf
Correspondence - letters from contributors
Folder 5
Correspondence to contributors, 1982
Folder 6
Correspondence to contributors, 1982 (continued from folder 5)
Correspondence to contributors, 1983-1984
Folder 7
Correspondence - Albert Grundlingh, University of South Africa, 1984
Correspondence - Andre Corvisier, Comite International des Sciences Historiques
Correspondence out, 1985
Les Romaines, La Guerre et Les Militaires De 1914 Aux Annees 1920 - article in 1985 issue
Correspondence in:
Evans (Qld) - ‘Red Flag Riots in Qld 1919; Durandin (Paris) - War and society in Roumania 1878-1918; Udo Heyn (California State University, Los Angeles)
Folder 8
Greenapple Graphics, 1984-1985
Hank Nelson - ‘Prisoners Face Freedom’
War & Society - Editorial Board Meetings
Folder 9
Journal - page 2, inside cover
Martin Alexander, May 1986
Subscription renewal notes, May 1984
Requests regarding complimentary copies and enquiries
Box 2
Folder 10
Correspondence out regarding complimentary copies and enquiries
Correspondence, May 1985
Folder 11
Journal - 1993 correspondence
Folder 12
General correspondence - out - file 2
Folder 13
General correspondence - in - file 2 (continued)
Folder 14
G. Schmidt, May, 1986 : ‘Great Britain and Germany in the Age of Imperialism’
Edgar Anderson : ‘The Armed Forces of the Baltic States, 1918-1940’
Folder 15
Lee Kennett : ‘Military Inventions and Popular Involvement, 1914-1918’
Udo Heyn
Correspondence : includes to and from potential contributors not yet placed in a particular issue
Folder 16
Potential contributors
War & Society business file including NSW University Press; Green Apple Graphics
Folder 17
War & Society business file (continued)
Addresses
Folder 18
De Moor : “Netherlands Colonial Recruitment’
Paul Harris : ‘Two War Ministers - a Reassessment of Duff Cooper and Hore-Belisha
Sandys Storm - ‘the Politics of British Air Defence in 1938’
Box 3
Folder 19
Paul Harris : ‘Two War Ministers - a Reassessment of Duff Cooper and Hore-Belisha’ (continued from folder 18)
David Chandler
Folder 20
Kathleen Doig, May 1988 : ‘War in the Reform Program of the Encyclopedie’
Folder 21
Dr Norman MacQueen : ‘National Politics and the Peacekeeping Role - Ireland and the United Nations Operation in the Congo’
Robin Higham : ‘The Ploesti Ploy’
Folder 22
Brian Beddie : ‘The Australian Navy and Imperial Legislation’
Folder 23
Brian Beddie : ‘The Australian Navy and Imperial Legislation’ (continued from folder 22)
Dr Leroy Miller : ‘Schmidt, Carter, Reagan and Double Dependency’
Folder 24
Business manager
Folder 25
Business manager (continued from folder 24)
Folder 26
Correspondence, 1986
Box 4
Folder 27
Correspondence, 1986
Folder 28
Correspondence, 1986
Folder 29
Aaron L. Friedberg : ‘Britain Faces the Burdens of Empire - the Financial Crisis of 1901-1905’
Folder 30
Aaron L. Friedberg : ‘Britain Faces the Burdens of Empire - the Financial Crisis of 1901-1905’ (continued)
Folder 31, 32
A.T. Ross and R.G. Haycock : ‘the Australian Owen Gun Scandal, 1940-1945’
Folder 33, 34
War & Society correspondence, 1985
Box 5
Folder 35
Douglas Haig : ‘The Role of GHQ and the Western Front, 1916’
C. Durandin : ‘Rumania, the War and the Army, 1914-1930’
Folder 36
C. Durandin : ‘Rumania, the War and the Army, 1914-1930’ (continued)
Folder 37
War & Society publicity file
Folder 38
Christopher McKee : ‘Pathology of a Profession’
Folder 39
Correspondence regarding number of articles - R.A. Preston and more
Notes on contributors, vol. 2 no. 1
Correspondence, May 1984
Folder 40
Correspondence, May 1984
Folder 41
Norman MacQueen : ‘National Politics and the Peacekeeping Role - Ireland and the United Nations in the Congo’
War & Society, September, 1987 issue : ‘The English Army in Flanders, 1689-1697’ - an examination of the position and influence of the Secretary-at-War during the campaigns of William III in Flanders by D.G. Chandler
Folder 42
War & Society, September, 1987 issue : ‘The Australian Navy and Imperial Legislation’ by B.D. Beddie
Box 6
Folder 43
Quinault : ‘Church and Australia’
Jurg Stussi-Lauterburg : ‘Women in Swiss Military History (1291-1798)’ - War & Society articles for consideration
Folder 44
War & Society, vol. 5 no. 2
Folder 45
War & Society, vol. 5 no. 2 (continued)
Notes on contributors
War & Society potential contributors :
Anderson; de Moor; McCalman; Overy; Dr K.R. Bohme; Douglas; Huppauf; Lynn; Martel; O’Brien; Strieter; Stussi-Lauterbeerg; Turnbull; Tyrell; Gee; Michalka; Schossler
Folder 46
Ann-Mari Jordens : ‘Peace Makers at War’
Folder 47
Possibilities
M.S. Riviere : ‘Voltaire and the Fronde’
Journal correspondence
Folder 48
Malcolm H. Murfett : ‘British Naval Policy on the Yangtse in 1949 - a Case of Diplomacy on the Rocks’
H.F.A. Strachan : ‘Enchained by Military Bureaucracy - Fitzroy Somerset (Lord Raglan) at the Horse Guards, 1827-1852)’
Claire Hirshfield : ‘the Legacy of Dissent - Boer War Opposition and its Impact on British-South African Policy, 1899-1909’
Folder 49
William de Maria : ‘Welfare in the Black Alley - the Transcendence of National Security over Social Security’ and ‘Combat and Concern - the Warfare-Welfare Nexus’
Box 7
Folder 50
Keith Grieves : ‘Improvising the British War Effort - Eric Geddes and Lloyd George, 1915-1918’
Andrew Lambert : ‘Preparing for the Russian War - British Strategic Planning, March, 1853 - March, 1854’
Folder 51
George Raudzens : ‘Blitzkrieg Ambiguities - a review article about doubtful usage of a famous word
Paul D. Lockhardt : ‘Danish Interwar Politics and the Defence Law, 1937’
Folder 52
G.R. Perras : ‘Eyes on the Northern Route to Japan - Plans for Canadian Participation in an Invasion of the Kurile Islands - a Study in Coalition Warfare and Civil-Military Relationships’
Folder 53
Armstrong Starkey : ‘War and culture in the Age of the Enlightenment - a Case Study. British Officers in America, 1755-1781’
Folder 54
War & Society : correspondence, 1984
Folder 55
War & Society : correspondence, 1984 (continued)
Folder 56
War & Society : correspondence, 1985
Box 8
Folder 57
War & Society : correspondence, 1985 (continued)
Folder 58
Professor J.H. Jensen : ‘The Impact of War (1912-1923) on South-Eastern Europe
Correspondence dated 1986 from : J. Richardson Dilworth, Professor of History, Yale University; Norman MacQueen, University of Papua New Guinea, and K.R. Bohme, Kungl Militarhogskolan
Article - ‘Zadruga (Kucna Zadruga)’, by Milenko S. Filipovic
Article - ‘Philip E. Mosely’s Contribution to the Comparative Study of the Family’ by Margaret Mead
Folder 59
Eric Andres : ‘The Media and the Military - Australian War Correspondents and the Appointment of a Corps Commander, 1918 - a Case Study’
John Moses : ‘The Great War as Idealogical Conflict - an Australian Perspective’
Folder 60
John Moses : ‘The Great War as Idealogical Conflict - an Australian Perspective’ continued)
Folder 61
Roland Quinault : ‘Churchill and Russia - You Cannot Deal with this Question of Russia Apart from the Historic Aspect’
Charles G. Roland : ‘Allied POWs, Japanese Captors and the Geneva Convention’
Folder 62
Paul D. Twomey : ‘Small Power Security Through Great Power Arms Control? - Australian Perceptions of Disarmament, 1919-1930’
Folder 63
Jason Stephen Sears : ‘Discipline in the Royal Navy, 1913-1946’
Hugh Smith : ‘Conscientious Objection to Particular Wars - Australia’s Experience during the Vietnam War, 1965-1972’
Box 9
Folder 64
Malcolm H. Murfett ‘A Pyrrhic Victory - HMS Amethyst’s Negative Contribution to Anglo-Chinese Relations, 1949’
Folder 65
Malcolm H. Murfett ‘A Pyrrhic Victory - HMS Amethyst’s Negative Contribution to Anglo-Chinese Relations, 1949’ (continued)
Folder 66
C. Carr-Gregg : ‘An Extension of Humanitarian International Law - the Soviet Soldiers Captured by Afghan Liberation Movements, 1982-1986’
Paul Crook : ‘War as Genetic Disaster? - the World War I Debate over the Eugenics of Warfare’
Folder 67
Claude d’Abzac-Epezy : ‘Reductions in Office Numbers and Relations Between State and Army - the Example of the French Army in 1815 and 1945’
Folder 68
M.F. Driesziger : ‘Bridges to the West - the Horthy Regime’s Reinsurgence Policies in 1941’
Folder 69
G.D. Sheffield : ‘The Effect of the Great War on Class Relations in Britain - the Career of Major Christopher Stone, DSO, MC’
Folder 70
S. Inayet A. Saidi : ‘Structure and Organisation of the European Mercenary Army Forces in the Second Half of Eighteenth Century India’
Stewart Lone : ‘the Imperial Japanese Army and Political Parties’
Folder 71
Richard Foregger, MD : ‘A Proposed Mission to Destroy the Gas Chambers at Auschwitz’
Box 10
Folder 72
Jean-Charles Jouffret : ‘The Question of the Professional Army in Republican France, 1872-1987’ (OR the France of the Republics)
John Killigrew : ‘A Brief Summary of the Theory of Zheng-Qi from the Li WergongWendui’
William de Maria : ‘The Australian Wartime Budgets, 1939-1945 ; the New Fiscal Gluttony’
Folder 73
Mark R. Shulman : ‘The War of 1812 and the Use of History’
Barnett Singer : ‘Colonial Background and Leadership in World War I - the Tragic Case of Gallieri’
Bernd Huppauf : ‘Langemarck, Verdun and the Myth of a ‘New Man’ in Fascist Ideology’
Folder 74
Kenneth S. Gallant : ‘Anti-Utopianism among arms Controllers’
Folder 75
Azar Gat : ‘Montecuccoli-Humanist Philosophy, Paracelsian Science and Military Theory’
C. Mary Turnbull : ‘Britain and Vietnam, 1948-1955’
Folder 76
Terry W. Strieter : ‘Franco-Prussian War Veterans and POWs - Career Patterns Among the French Army Cadres, 1870-1895’
Folder 77
Paul B. Kern : ‘Military Technology and Ethical Values in the Siege of Plataea’
Warwick N. Funnell : ‘The Guardians of Liberty - the Role of Civilians in British Military Finance in the Late Nineteenth Century’
Alan Gilbert, John Robertson, Roslyn Russell : ‘Computing Military History - a Research Report on the First AIF Project’
Folder 78
Pam McLean : ‘Control and Cleanliness - German-Jewish Relations in Occupied Eastern Europe during the First World War’
Folder 79
War & Society correspondence, 1986-1987
Folder 80, 81, 82
War & Society correspondence, 1986-1987
Folder 83, 84, 85, 86, 87
War & Society correspondence, 1982-1983 (duplicates)