Australian Scholarly Publishing (ASP) is a leading independent publisher of scholarly & general books. Established in 1991, it releases 80 books a year under its Australian Scholarly & International Scholarly (academic), Arcadia & Arden (general & art books), Tantanoola (fiction) and Chancery Bold (law) imprints. Almost all of its titles are in printed form; a growing number are also e-books. Australian Scholarly Publishing has a sales & distribution arm, Australian Book Marketing, which represents Australian Scholarly and overseas publishers to the Australian book trade, special interest groups, schools and libraries.
A History of Australian Neurology and of its Professional Association
by Mervyn J. Eadie
Price: $110.00
ISBN: 9781923068742
Publisher: Australian Scholarly Publishing
Pub Date: 2024-12-30
Format: Hardcover
Imprint: Australian Scholarly Publishing
366 Pages
In Australia, clinical neurology emerged as a specialised area of medical practice a century ago, in the aftermath of World War I. Some twenty-five years later, the eight men then involved in neurological...
The first volume of this encyclopedia is a rich, authoritative repository of the cultural and linguistic knowledge of the Yanyuwa of the coastal and island country near Borroloola in the Northern Australia.
The second volume of this encyclopedia is a rich, authoritative repository of the cultural and linguistic knowledge of the Yanyuwa of the coastal and island country near Borroloola in the Northern Australia.
After the Sharpeville massacre in South Africa in 1960, sport became a fault-line in international campaigns against racism. Struggles over racism penetrated every aspect of sporting interaction between Australia and South Africa. In no country were contests over racism in sport more bitterly fought than in Australia.
The New York Herald Tribune World Youth Forum and the Cold War Teenager
by Catherine Bishop
Price: $50.00
ISBN: 9781923267008
Publisher: Australian Scholarly Publishing
Pub Date: 2024-11-30
Format: Paperback
Imprint: Australian Scholarly Publishing
436 Pages
What happens when you handpick 30 smart, articulate teenagers from across the globe and bring them to New York for 3 months during the Cold War? They lived with American families, attended American...
Australian discussion of asylum seekers is polarised by slogans of ‘Stop the Boats’ and ‘Bring them here’. Both sides have good arguments and blind spots. And both miss the details: how most asylum seekers reach Australia; changing public attitudes; policies that work or do damage. Surveying a wide range of evidence, new insights are presented.
Elfriede Jelinek Goes Australia: Indigenising an Austrian Nobel Prize Winner is the first volume entirely published on Jelinek’s work in Australia and gathers a series of analyses around ‘Princess Dramas’ at Red Stitch Actors Theatre the first-ever production of one of her plays on an Australian stage, in Melbourne, 2011.
Two-up, a famous Australian soldiers’ gambling game, has given Australian English over 140 words and phrases. It was and remains significant in Australia’s cultural history. This book is the essential guide to the language and history of the "national game".
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Australian Scholarly Publishing (ASP) is a leading independent publisher of scholarly & general books. Established in 1991, it releases 80 books a year under its Australian Scholarly & International Scholarly (academic), Arcadia & Arden (general & art books), Tantanoola (fiction) and Chancery Bold (law) imprints. Almost all of its titles are in printed form; a growing number are also e-books. Australian Scholarly Publishing has a sales & distribution arm, Australian Book Marketing, which represents Australian Scholarly and overseas publishers to the Australian book trade, special interest groups, schools and libraries. 
