James Curran

Professor James Curran – Paul Keating’s Global Vision [Zoom]

2026-09-22T11:43:13+10:0015 September 2026|Tags: |

Speaker: Professor James Curran - Professor of Modern History, Sydney University, and author, most recently, of Grand Vision - Paul Keating's Global Vision for Australia Date: Tuesday 6 October 2026 Topic: Paul Keating's Global Vision Time: 5.30pm start  Zoom link sent out on day of event OPEN TO ASSOCIATE MEMBERS & GUEST ONLY

Professor James Curran – Paul Keating’s Global Vision

2026-09-22T11:43:24+10:0015 September 2026|Tags: |

Speaker: Professor James Curran - Professor of Modern History, Sydney University, and author, most recently, of Grand Vision - Paul Keating's Global Vision for Australia Date: Tuesday 6 October 2026 Topic: Paul Keating's Global Vision Time: 5pm for 5.30pm start  Venue: The Sydney Institute, 47 Phillip St (bet Bent & Bridge Sts) Sydney LIGHT REFRESHMENTS OPEN TO ASSOCIATE MEMBERS & [...]

UNHOLY FURY: WHITLAM AND NIXON AT WAR

2026-05-28T13:47:55+10:007 July 2015|Categories: Paper|Tags: , |

As the Nixon White House went increasingly on the defensive in early 1973, reeling from the lethal drip of the Watergate revelations, the first Austraian Labor prime minister in twenty-three years looked to redefine ANZUS and Australia's global stance. In his new book, Unholy Fury the US Alliance and the Whitlam-Nixon Crisis, James Curran draws on [...]

John Curtin and “Greater Britain” – James Curran

2026-07-24T13:59:38+10:0027 May 2011|Categories: Paper|Tags: , |

Dr James Curran is a senior lecturer in the Department of History at the University of Sydney. His most recent book is Curtin’s Empire (Cambridge University Press, 2011). Dr Curran is also the co-author (with Stuart Ward) of The Unknown Nation: Australia After Empire and author of The Power of Speech: Australian Prime Ministers Defining [...]

Nationhood Before Gough Whitlam: Australia in the 1960s – James Curran

2026-07-24T18:23:37+10:0011 July 2010|Categories: Paper|Tags: , |

Dr James Curran, a senior lecturer at the University of Sydney, specialises in twentieth century Australian political culture. Dr Stuart Ward held the Keith Cameron Chair of Australian History at University College Dublin (2008-9) and teaches Australian studies and Imperial history at the University of Copenhagen. Stuart Ward and James Curran are the co-authors of [...]

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