AAMH Events

The Australian Association is responsible for organising the Vaughn Evans Memorial Lecture and the Frank Broeze Memorial Book Prize, and supports conferences and other events devoted to maritime history.

Upcoming events for 2010 and 2011 will be updated shortly.

December 2009: New life member

Associate Professor Malcolm Tull has been honoured with a life membership of the Australian Association for Maritime History (AAMH). Malcolm is a Murdoch University academic and highly regarded expert on maritime economic history.

School of Business Acting Dean Associate Professor Malcolm Tull received the honorary life membership in recognition for his continuous service to the association.

Associate Professor Tull is the AAMH current treasurer and has served as both secretary and president.

A Fellow of Murdoch’s Asia Research Centre since 1999, Associate Professor Tull has extensive experience teaching both undergraduate and postgraduate units in economic theory, economic policy, and economic history.

In 2008, Malcolm was elected Vice-President of the International Maritime Economic History Association.

December 2009: Frank Broeze Book Prize

John Gascoigne’s Captain Cook: Voyager Between Worlds (published by Hambledon Continuum, London 2007) has won the fifth Frank Broeze Memorial Maritime History Book Prize, sponsored jointly by the Australian National Maritime Museum and the Australian Association for Maritime History.

Events 2002

August 12:

 Lecture:  

The Pirate and the Gallows: A Tale of Two Terrors
by Professor Marcus Rediker
Professor of History
University of Pittsburgh
Room 2.43 Law and Commerce Building, Flinders University

Events 2001 
      

December 11 - 14

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