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Ian Hancock
Ian Hancock is a graduate of Melbourne and Oxford universities. He has taught modern African history at Monash and at the ANU, offering specialist courses on East and Southern Africa, and has written extensively on the political history of Uganda and Southern Rhodesia/Rhodesia/Zimbabwe. More recently, he has lectured in Australian and British imperial and colonial history, and published articles and books on the Liberal Party. He is currently researching a book on the history of the Liberal Party and its predecessors in New South Wales.
- Albrecht Dümling
- Andrew Hassam
- Angus Trumble
- Ann Moyal
- Aurelia George Mulgan
- Barry York
- Benjamin Penny
- Bernadette Hince
- Bob Reece
- Bridget Griffen-Foley
- Carl Bridge
- Carole Carpenter
- Carolyn Strange
- Christa Knellwolf
- David Branagan
- Frank Moorhouse
- Henry Reynolds
- Ian Britain
- Ian Hancock
- Jane Roberts
- Jemma Purdey
- John Warhurst
- Keiko Tamura
- Margaret Harris
- Margot Harker
- Martin Thomas
- Maryanne Dever
- Michael McClellan
- Pamela Gutman
- Patricia Clarke
- Paul Humphries
- Penny Olsen
- Professor Geoffrey Bolton
- Ross McMullin
- Ryan Dunch
- Sarah Dowse
- Simon Potter
- Thien Do
- Thomas Shapcott
- Veronica Brady
