RECENT PUBLICATIONS Loy-Wilson, Sophie and Hannah Forsyth. 2017. ‘Seeking a New Materialism in Australian History’ Australian Historical Studies 48(2)

Bishop, Catherine. 2017. ‘“Better Business Women for a Better Business World”’ in and beyond: The “world minded” women of the International Federation of Business and Professional Women’, Women’s History Review (online 13 July 2017)

Sluga, Glenda. 2017. "Geschichtskolumne: Anfänge und Ende(n) der Weltordnung" Merkur, 71. Jahrgang, Heft 816, pp. 72-81.

Wheatley, Natasha. 2017. "Spectral Legal Personality in Interwar International Law: On New Ways of Not Being a State," Law and History Review 35, no. 3.

Loy-Wilson, Sophie. 2018 forthcoming. Trade. In Antoinette Burton and Kirsten McKenzie (Eds), Cultural Histories of Western Empires. London: Bloomsbury.

Loy-Wilson, Sophie and Hannah Forsyth. 2017. ‘Seeking a New Materialism in Australian History’ Australian Historical Studies 48(2)

Bishop, Catherine. 2017. ‘“Better Business Women for a Better Business World”’ in Australia and beyond: The “world minded” women of the International Federation of Business and Professional Women’, Women’s History Review (online 13 July 2017)

Clark, Anna, Sophie Loy-Wilson and Alecia Simmonds. 2017. (Eds), Testing the Boundaries: Reflections on Transnationalism in Australian History London: Palgrave.

Clark, Anna, Sophie Loy-Wilson and Alecia Simmonds. 2017. Introduction. In Anna Clark, Sophie Loy-Wilson and Alecia Simmonds. 2017. (Eds), Testing the Boundaries: Reflections on Transnationalism in Australian History London: Palgrave.

Loy-Wilson, Sophie. Australia and : Cultural Histories in Materialist Times. In Anna Clark, Sophie Loy-Wilson and Alecia Simmonds. 2017. (Eds), Testing the Boundaries: Reflections on Transnationalism in Australian History London: Palgrave.

Ngai, Mae and Sophie Loy-Wilson. 2017. (Eds), Thinking Labour Rights through the ‘Coolie’ Question, Special Issue, International Labor and Working Class History, 91.

Ngai, Mae and Sophie Loy-Wilson. 2017. Introduction. In Ngai, Mae and Sophie Loy-Wilson. 2017. (Eds), Thinking Labour Rights through the ‘Coolie’ Question, Special Issue, International Labor and Working Class History, 91.

Loy-Wilson, Sophie. 2017. Customs Law and “Coolie” Rights: The 1858-1858 New South Wales Select Committees’ into the Seizure of Gold from Chinese passengers on board the Ethereal and Mary Douglas. In Ngai, Mae and Sophie Loy-Wilson. 2017. (Eds), Thinking Labour Rights through the ‘Coolie’ Question, Special Issue, International Labor and Working Class History, 91.

Loy-Wilson, Sophie. 2017. Daisy Kwok’s : Narrating Chinese Australian Women’s Lives in China before and after 1949. In Julia Martinez and Kate Bagnall (Eds.) Locating Chinese Women: Historical mobility between China and Australia. Singapore: Brill.

Loy-Wilson, Sophie. 2017. Mobility, intimacy and Chinese Australian families in Shanghai 1920-1990. In Will Jackson (Eds) Gone Native, Special Issue, Settler Colonial Studies.

Loy-Wilson, Sophie. 2016. The Gospel of Enthusiasm: Salesmanship, Religion and Colonialism in Australian Department Stores in the 1920s and 1930s. Journal of Contemporary History, 51(2): 91-123.

Sluga, Glenda. 2016. Patriotes, Mondialistes, and Sites of International Memory. Humanity Journal Blog.

Hetherington, Philippa. 2015. Dressing the Shop Window of Socialism: Gender and Consumption in the Soviet Union in the Era of 'Cultured Trade', 1934–53. Gender and History, 27(2): 417-445.

Loy-Wilson, Sophie. (2015). Commercial Encounters: Business Guidebooks, Masculinity and in China. In Chengxin Pan and David Walker (Eds), Australia and China: Challenges and Ideas in Cross-cultural Engagement. : China Social Sciences Press.

Loy-Wilson, Sophie. 2015. The Gospel of Enthusiasm: Salesmanship, Religion and Colonialism in Australian Department Stores in the 1920s and 1930s. Journal of Contemporary History.

Loy-Wilson, Sophie. 2014. New directions in Chinese-Australian history. History Australia, 11(3): 233-238.

Hetherington, Philippa. 2014. Review of Marjorie Hilton, Selling to the Masses: Retailing in Russia, 1880-1930. Ab Imperio, 3: 437-440.

Sluga, Glenda. 2015. Women at the Congress of Vienna. Eurozine.

Sluga, Glenda. 2015. Review by Glenda Sluga, University of Sydney. Peter Jackson. Beyond the Balance of Power: France and the Politics of National Security in the Era of the First World War. H-Diplo/ISSF Roundtable Reviews, 7(10), 14-18.

Sluga, Glenda and Carolyn James. (Editors) 2014. Women, Diplomacy and International Politics since 1500. Routledge.

Sluga, Glenda and Timothy Rowse. 2014. Forum: Global Liberalism Introduction. Modern Intellectual History Special Issue.

Loy-Wilson, Sophie. 2014. A Chinese shopkeeper on the Atherton Tablelands: Tracing connections between regional Queensland and regional China in Taam Szu Pui's My life and work. Queensland Review, 21(3):160-176.

Sluga, Glenda. 2014. Rediscovering Internationalism. Current History: A Journal of Contemporary World Affairs, 113(766):305-311.

Sluga, Glenda. 2014. Turning International: Foundations of Modern International Thought and New Paradigms for Intellectual History. History of European Ideas 1-13.

Sluga, Glenda. 2014. 'Add Women and Stir': Gender and the History of International Politics. Humanities Australia 5:65-72.

Sluga, Glenda. 2014. Madame de Staël and the Transformation of European Politics, 1812– 17. International History Review.

Sluga, Glenda. 2014. Sexual Congress. History Today 64(9):33-39.

Sluga, Glenda. 2014. Internationalism in the age of nationalism. Agora 49(1):23-29.

Loy-Wilson, Sophie. 2014. Rural Geographies and Chinese Empires: Chinese Shopkeepers and Shop-Life in Australia. Australian Historical Studies 45(3):407-424.

Adams, Thomas. 2014. The Theater of Inequality. nonsite 12.

Martin, Jamie. 2014. Quiet Riot. n+1: 163-172.