dr kylie m smith

research assistant, university of wollongong

executive officer, australian historical association

location:

research: room 1019 building 19 university of wollongong nsw 2522 t: 02 4221 5344

e: kyliesm@uow.edu.au

aha: room 309b morven brown building university of new south wales nsw 2052 t: 02 9385 8355

e: theaha@unsw.edu.au

qualifications:

doctor of philosophy (uow) 2008

bachelor of arts (hons) (class 1 - history) (uow) 2002

awards:

australian postgraduate award scholarship 2003-2006

mary wade memorial scholarship 2001

campus alumni honours year prize 2000

dean of arts merit list 1998, 1999, 2002

research/academic employment:

at present: research assistant, professor patrick crookes, faculty of health and behavioural sciences, the history of research projects in the british royal college of nursing

at present: editorial assistant, richard howson, for the forthcoming volume Òthe sociology of postmarxismÓ routledge, new york

march 2003 to present: casual tutor/lecturer australian history (HIST109, HIST121, HIST218, HIST350), australian studies (AUST101/102/300), sociology (SOC231/308) and politics (POL121) faculty of arts, uow

april 2008 Ð july 2008: research assistant, julia martinez, redeveloping courses materials for hist107 and hist 255

jan Ð dec 2007: editorial assistant Òhegemony: studies in concensus and coercionÓ routledge, new york.

nov-dec 2006: research assistant for professor phillip kitley on comparative australian/indonesian media regulation

march-july 2006: research assistant for professor rob castles and professor jim hagan for ARC project: Òselling their souls: imperial capital and the colonial state in asia and australiaÓ

nov-dec 2004: research assistant, backfire and social justice project, assoc prof brian martin, uow

october 2003 to august 2004: research assistant, sesquicentenary of nsw parliament project (prof jim hagan) capstrans, uow

december 2003 to february 2004: research assistant, arc linkage grant "social impact of the transformation of asia pacific ports", (research report on port kembla), (prof andrew wells, dr tim scrase) capstrans, uow and meyrick & associates.

august to november 2003: private tutor aboriginal tutorial assistance scheme, aboriginal education centre, uow.

october 2002 to march 2003: research assistant, port kembla heritage park, faculty of arts uow.

july 2002 to november 2002: research assistant, colonial australian politics (a/prof greg melleuish), faculty of arts, uow.

publications:

Richard Howson and Kylie Smith (eds.) Hegemony: Studies in Consensus and Coercion, Routledge, NY, 2008.

Richard Howson and Kylie Smith. Hegemony and The Operation of Consensus and Coercion in Richard Howson and Kylie Smith (eds.) Hegemony: Studies in Consensus and Coercion, Routledge, NY, 2008, pp. 1-15.

Hegemony, subjectivity and subalternity in early industrial Sydney in Richard Howson and Kylie Smith (eds.) Hegemony: Studies in Consensus and Coercion, Routledge, NY, 2008, pp. 107-124.

Subjectivity, hegemony and the subaltern in Sydney 1870-1900 in Rethinking Marxism. Vol 19, No 2, 2007. pp 169-179.

Tactics of Labour Struggles, with Brian Martin, in Employee Rights and Responsibilities Journal, Volume 19, 2007. pp 193-206.

Larrikins, Labour and the Law in Sydney from 1870-1900, in Patmore, Shields and Balnove (eds), The Past is Before Us: Proceedings of the Ninth National Labour History Conference, University of Sydney, June/July 2005, pp451-458.

Workshop Report: Hegemony: consensus, coercion and culture, Overland 179, Winter 2005, pp20-21.

Labour Discipline and the Industrial School System in Sydney 1870-1900, Alpheus (UOW Faculty of Arts Postgraduate Online Journal), Vol 1, June 2004.

A Comprehensive Review and Documentation of Heritage Items for the Port Kembla Heritage Park, IMB Community Foundation/University of Wollongong, March 2003.

conference papers:

Hegemony, subalternity and subjectivity, 7th International Gramsci Conference, Sardinia, Italy, May 4, 2007.

History, subjectivity and critical theory, Critical Theory in Crisis? Conference, Centre for Research on Social Inclusion, Macquarie University, Sydney, November 30, 2006.

What is counter-hegemony? With Richard Howson, Rethinking Marxism Conference, University of Amherst, Massachusetts USA, October 28, 2006.

Larrikins, labour and the creation of a new human subject in Sydney 1870-1900, European Social Science and History Conference, International Institute of Social History. Amsterdam, Netherlands, March 25, 2006.

The Subject in History: Or What is Freud Doing in a History Thesis? Faculty of Arts Postgraduate Student Conference, University of Wollongong, November 22, 2005.

Motley Mobs, Migrants and the Maritime Tradition in Sydney 1870-1900, Forging Radical Global Scholarship Workshop (Guest Speaker Marcus Rediker), Hegemony Research Group, UOW, July 19, 2005.

Larrikins, Labour and the Law in Sydney from 1870-1900, Ninth National Labour History Conference, University of Sydney, July 2, 2005.

A City of Rogues? Counter-hegemonic cultures of resistance in Sydney 1870-1900, Hegemony Research Group Workshop, UOW, Feb 14 & 15 2005.

Labour Discipline and Cultures of Resistance in NSW 1880-1930. Eighth National Labour History Conference, Australian Society for the Study of Labour History, Brisbane, QLD. October 5, 2003

Critical approaches to working class crime and culture: problems and possibilities. Postgraduate Research Student Conference, Institute of Social Change and Critical Inquiry, Faculty of Arts, UOW. June 30, 2003

professional activities:

founding member international gramsci society Ð asia pacific 2005

postgrad rep technology policy committee faculty of arts, uow, 2005

casual tutors rep school of history and politics faculty of arts, uow, 2005

editorial trainee labour history 2003/2004

founding member hegemony research group faculty of arts, uow, 2004

founding editor alpheus faculty of arts postgraduate online journal, uow, 2004

postgrad rep university postgraduate research policy committee, uow, 2004

postgrad rep faculty research committee, faculty of arts, uow, 2004

postgrad rep institute of social change and critical inquiry, faculty of arts, uow, 2003

member amnesty international

personal:

married (trent) with two dogs, jem (cattle dog) and possum (koolie), current pastimes are knitting, bike riding and teaching my dogs to herd sheep.