• When I Grow Up I Want To Be The Merch Girl

  Godfrey, Madison (2021)

  Prose poem. Commissioned by Red Room Poetry for National Poetry Month. Later published in sole-authored collection Dress Rehearsals (Allen & Unwin, 2023)
• Tempering Grief through the Victorian Home’s Furniture and Objects: The Emergence of Spiritual Comfort

  Galvin, Vanessa (2022)

  This paper describes the emergence of spiritual comfort in the home by exploring how Victorian Spiritualists formed an intimate and meaningful connection to the home’s furniture and contents. Through their contentious ...
• Transhuman Identities: Rewiring the Domestic Subject

  Galvin, Vanessa (2023)

  This essay offers an insight to the contemporary inhabitant’s relationship to technology as a key to the transition toward a Post-Domestic realm. It does this by contemplating Transhumanism as a model for what I have ...
• Are Australian Universities Engaging with their Annual Freedom of Speech and Academic Freedom Attestation Statements so as to Achieve their Intended Purposes?

  Levine, Pnina (2024)
• የአያቴ እውቀት / My grandmother's knowledge

  Woldeyes, Yirga Gelaw (2024)
• Portrait Of The Queer Body As Difficult Lace

  Godfrey, Madison (2021)

  Ekphrastic poem. Written in response to Pierre Fouché’s The Little Binche Peacock and Other Utopian Dreams, included in IOTA21 at John Curtin Gallery. Invited contributor to 'Curious Threads: Creative Writers ...
• Moscow's Pacific Trident. The Submarine Arm of the Russian Pacific Fleet, early 2025 to 2030

  Muraviev, Alexey (2025)
• From the Tsar-Bomba to Start-I: The evolution of the Soviet strategic nuclear deterrent, 1945-1991

  Muraviev, Alexey (2025)

  This chapter examines the development of the Soviet strategic nuclear deterrent over the post-1945 period, paying attention to all three elements of the Soviet Nuclear Triad. For Soviet military leaders, the introduction ...
• From Tsushima to Berlin and the Kurile Islands: Russian and Soviet naval power, 1905-1945

  Muraviev, Alexey (2025)

  This chapter examines the changing fortunes of the Russian and Soviet navies from the defeat at Tsushima during the Russo-Japanese War to the end of the Great Patriotic War. During this period, Russia and the Soviet Union ...
• The Soviet and Russian navies: From the Cold War to the Cold War 2.0, 1945-2024

  Muraviev, Alexey (2025)

  This chapter examines the rise of the Soviet navy to a truly 'ocean-going' force during the Cold War, its subsequent post-Soviet fall as a Russian force and the more recent rekindling of Russian naval power under Vladimir ...

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