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Introduction. Part I: Foundations of Contemporary Identities: 1.Representations of Regional, National and 'Ethnic' Identities. NamingRights. European Frameworks. Anthropology. Development Economics.History. Not a Self-Evident Region. 2. Patterns of Pre-EuropeanSettlement and Interaction. 'Indigenous' Communities. Austronesians,Lapita, Polynesians: Chronologies and Charters. Fragmentation. WhatHeld Societies Together? Dealing with Outsiders. 3. IntersectingWorlds. 'Scientific Discoveries' and Conceptual Maps. Captain Cook. DuFresne. Encounters in the Twentieth Century. Maori Discovery ofAborigines. 4. Depopulation and Immigration. Depopulation. Dying Races.Displacement. Colonization and Settlement. Part II: New Societies andEconomies: 5. New Social Forms. Convicts and Settlers. Protestants andPolynesians. The Catholic Revival. The New Laws. Tensions BetweenEmpires. Sport and Civilization. 6. Struggles for Land. Maori andPakeha. Australian Squatters and Selectors. Island Plantations andCooperatives. Land, Sovereignty and War. Land and Destinies. 7. Mining.Eldorado v. Arcadia. Digger Democracy. Types of Mining Enterprise.Other Minerals. Mining in the Islands. 8. Labour Relations. TheConvicts in Australia. Women Convicts. Free Settlement. AssistedLabour. A French Australia? Segregated Labour Markets. Plantations.Part III: New States and Social Identities: 9. New States. An ImaginedRegion. The Entrepreneurial States. Kingitanga. Australian Federationand Manifest Destinies. 10. New Settler Societies. Men's Countries,Women's Rights. Whom to Exclude. Settler Societies and CulturalExpressions. The Bulletin. Bush Mythologies. Urban Australia. 11.Capital and Labour: Resisting Globalization: Boom and Bust. Arbitrationand Protection. The Family and the Gender Division of Labour. 12. BePrepared+ACE-Defence. Social Preparations. Populate or Perish.Measures. Part IV: Wars and Reconstructions: 13. The Great War. AnzacLegends. Mothers, Sisters and Wives. Women's War Service. Pacifists.The Odd Woman Out: Ettie Rout. 14. Anxious Peace. Financial Insecurity.The Great Depression. Welfare. Eugenics and King Baby. For Art andCountry: The Literature of Nation-Building. The Island Dependencies.Maori and Aboriginal Initiatives. 15. War in Europe, and in thePacific. Storm Clouds. War in Europe. War in the Pacific. Taking Part.Women and Men. Plans and Visions of Reconstruction. New Zealand:Equality of Opportunity. Bringing the Australian Intelligentsia toHeel. 16. Inter-dependencies. Cold War, the American Alliance andNuclear Politics. Colonial Administrations Restored. Migration fromEurope, Polynesia, Asia. Maori and Aboriginal Urbanization. Suburbia.Decentralization. Part V: Reflections on Contemporary Identities: 17.Expanding Citizenship. Aboriginal Australians. Torres Strait Islanders.South Sea Islanders. Maori Revival and the Waitangi Tribunal. Women'sLiberation and Feminist Politics. 18. Decolonization? ColonialContexts. Brit