Roberta James (ANU, Anthropology, The Faculties, MA) Supervisor and Chair (awarded 1996, Public servant in Department of Immigration and Indigenous Affairs, Canberra)

Reinserting ‘Maem’, a Fragment of Thai History: White Women in Siam, 1860-1920

Kathryn Sweet (ANU, Asian Studies, RSPAS, MA) Co-supervisor Hiro Miyazaki (ANU, Anthropology, RSPAS, PhD) AdvisorĪrtefacts of Truth (awarded 1997, Professor, Northwestern University) Pekina: An Ethnography of Memory (awarded 1997, Artist, Teacher and Community Consultant, Sydney) Mothers of the Taukei: Fijian Women and ‘The Decrease of the Race’ (awarded 1997, Executive Editor, Journal of Pacific History)īerenice Carrington (ANU, Women’s Studies, The Faculties, PhD) Advisor Victoria Lukere (ANU, Pacific History, RSPAS, PhD) Co-supervisor (awarded 1996, Senior Lecturer, Geography, James Cook University Cairns) Lisa Law (ANU, Human Geography, RSPAS, PhD) Co-supervisorĭancing in Cebu: Mapping Bodies, Subjectivities and Spaces in an Era of HIV/AIDS (Papua New Guinea) (awarded 1994, Senior Fellow, Department of Pacific Affairs, ANU) Seating the Place: Magic and Embodiment on the Lelet Plateau, New Ireland Richard Eves (ANU, Anthropology, RSPAS, PhD) Supervisor, from late 1993 The Politics of Tradition in Baluan Social Change and the Construction of the Past in a Manus Society (awarded 1991, Professor, James Cook University, Cairns)Īnna Paini (ANU, Anthropology, RSPAS, PhD) Co-supervisorīoundaries of Difference: Geographical and Social Mobility by Lifuan Women (awarded 1993, Professor, University of Verona, Italy) Ton Otto (ANU, Anthropology, RSPAS, PhD) Co-supervisor Conjoint Peter Baume Award conferred by ANU Chancellor November 2020. Appointed Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in January 2020 for services to education on gender and Pacific Studies. Head Gender Relations Project/Centre 1992-2009 Burns Distinguished Visiting Chair, History, University of Hawai'i at Manoa (1998) Promotion to Professor, Election to Academy of Social Sciences in Australia (1999) Visiting Professor, University of California at Santa Cruz (2002) Visiting Professor, Centre National de Recherche Scientifique and École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, France January-July 2009.

She is currently focused on gender and climate change in Oceania.

She is a transdisciplinary scholar of gender and Pacific studies who has written extensively on gender in Oceania, on exploratory voyages and travel writing, missions and contemporary Christianity, maternity and sexuality, cinema and art. Margaret Jolly was an ARC Laureate Fellow 2010-2016 and is an Emerita Professor in the School of Culture, History and Language in the College of Asia and the Pacific and a Fellow of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia since 1999.

The Woman in White by Margaret F. Ma...