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Academic rigor, journalistic flair
Honorary Research Associate at University of Tasmania
Nick completed his PhD at the University of Tasmania in 2013, looking at the conflict between Aborigines and settlers on the Van Diemen's Land frontier between 1803-1842. His current research interests include, among other things, Australian contact history and the more recent history of the West Tamar district in northern Tasmania. Nick also tutors and lectures in the School of Humanities at the University of Tasmania.
Experience
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2007–presentTutor, lecturer, research assistant, in the Schools of Philosophy & School of Aboriginal Studies, University of Tasmania
Education
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2013University of Tasmania, PhD
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2007University of Tasmania, Bachelor of Arts (Hons)
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2006University of Tasmania, Bachelor of Arts
Publications
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2014The Black War: Fear, Sex and Resistance in Tasmania, UQP
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2013“Army of Sufferers”: The Experience of Tasmania’s Black Line, Journal of Australian Studies
Research Areas
- Aboriginal And Torres Strait Islander History (210301)
- Australian History (Excl. Aboriginal And Torres Strait Islander History) (210303)
Contact Nicholas for
- Multidisciplinary Research Collaboration
- Contract Research
- Speaking Engagements
- Expertise Requests
- Talking With Students
- Consulting Offers
- Career Opportunities
- Media Interviews
- Launceston, Australia
- Article Feed
- nicholas.clements@utas.edu.au
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For media enquiries,
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