Dr Jen Kain
| Traversing Multiple Sites of Transit: Repatriating Mentally Distressed British Seamen, 1925-1930 | 2025 |
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Dr Jen Kain
| Why History Matters: Reconsidering eugenics and discrimination in Border Control | 2025 |
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Dr Jen Kain
| Using correspondence between colonial governments and land-stock companies to understand how land grants facilitated colonisation | 2023 |
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Dr Jen Kain
| Medicalising Borders: Selection, Containment and Quarantine since 1800 edited. by Sevasti Trubeta, Christian Promitzer, and Paul Weindling [book review] | 2022 |
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Dr Jen Kain
| Eugenics at the Edge of Empire: New Zealand, Australia, Canada and New Zealand edited by Diane B. Paul, John Stenhouse and Hamish G. Spencer [Book review] | 2020 |
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Dr Jen Kain
| Insanity and Immigration Control in New Zealand and Australia, 1860-1930 | 2019 |
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Dr Jen Kain
| Standardising Defence Lines: William Perrin Norris, Eugenics and Australian Border Control | 2018 |
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Dr Jen Kain
| Undesirable merchant seamen in transit: Harold Shaw, the Antarctic and the asylum | 2018 |
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Dr Jen Kain
| New Zealand's Empire edited by Katie Pickles and Catharine Coleborne [book review] | 2017 |
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Dr Jen Kain
| The Ne’er-do-well: Representing the Dysfunctional Migrant Mind, New Zealand 1850–1910 | 2016 |
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Dr Jen Kain
| Health, Medicine and the Sea: Australian Voyages c.1815–1860, by Katherine Foxhall [book review] | 2014 |
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