Publications for Suzanne Rutland
Publications for Suzanne Rutland
2016
Rutland, S. (2016). A Distant Sanctuary:
Australia and Child Holocaust Survivors. In
Simone Gigliotti and Monica Tempian (Eds.),
The Young Victims of the Nazi Regime:
Migration, the Holocaust and Postwar
Displacement, (pp. 71-90). London: Bloomsbury
Academic.
Gross, Z., Rutland, S. (2016). Creating a safe
place: SRE teaching as an act of security and
identity formation in government schools in
Australia. British Journal of Religious
Education, 38(1), 30-46. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/01416200.2015.
1025699">[More Information]</a>
2015
Rutland, S. (2015). 'Returning to a Graveyard':
The Australian debates about March of the
Living to Poland. In Karen Auerbach (Eds.),
Aftermath: Genocide, Memory and History, (pp.
141-166). Clayton: Monash University
Publishing.
Rutland, S. (2015). Genocide or Holocaust
Education: Exploring Different Australian
Approaches for Muslim School Children. In
Zehavit Gross, E. Doyle Stevick (Eds.), As the
Witnesses Fall Silent: 21st Century Holocaust
Education in Curriculum, Policy and Practice,
(pp. 225-241). Cham: Springer.
Lipski, S., Rutland, S. (2015). Let My People
Go: The Untold Story of Australia and the Soviet
Jews 1959-89. Melbourne: Hybrid Publishers.
Gross, Z., Rutland, S. (2015). Parochial or
Transnational Endeavor? The Attitude to Israel
of Adolescents in Australian Jewish Day
Schools. Contemporary Jewry, 53(3), 237-261.
<a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s12397-015-915
2-3">[More Information]</a>
Rutland, S. (2015). The law of loving-kindness:
jewish women's organizations in Australia. In
Marlene Neves Strey, Fabiana Verza, PatrÃ-cia
Fasolo Romani (Eds.), Genero, Cultura e
Familia: Perspectivas Multidisciplinares, (pp.
276-298). Porto Alegre: ediPUCRS.
2014
Rutland, S. (2014). Australia and the Struggle for
Soviet Jewry: 1961-1972. Australian Journal of
Politics and History, 60(2), 194-213. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/ajph.12054">[M
ore Information]</a>
Rutland, S. (2014). Australian DP politics
between 1945 and 1955. In Rebecca Boehling,
Susanne Urban and Rene Bienert (Eds.),
Freilegungen. Displaced Persons - Leben im
Transit: Überlebende zwischen Repatriierung,
Rehabilitation und Neuanfang, (pp. 263-272).
Göttingen: Wallstein Verlag.
Gross, Z., Rutland, S. (2014). Combatting
antisemitism in the school playground: an
Australian case study. Patterns of Prejudice,
48(3), 309-330. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/0031322X.2014.
918703">[More Information]</a>
Rutland, S. (2014). Creating Transnational
Connections: Australia and California. In Ava
F. Kahn, Adam D. Mendelsohn (Eds.),
Transnational Traditions: New Perspectives on
American Jewish History, (pp. 64-83). Detroit:
Wayne State University Press.
Rutland, S. (2014). Debates and Conflicts:
Australian Jewry, the Claims Conference and
Restitution, 1945-1965. Dapim: Studies on the
Holocaust, 28(3), 155-172. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/23256249.2014.
944023">[More Information]</a>
Gross, Z., Rutland, S. (2014). Intergenerational
Challenges in Australian Jewish School
Education. Religious Education, 109(2),
143-161. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00344087.2014.
887924">[More Information]</a>
Rutland, S. (2014). Israel and Australia: A
Medium Power 'Punching Above Its Weight'. In
Colin Shindler (Eds.), Israel and the World
Powers: Diplomatic Alliances and International
Relations beyond the Middle East, (pp. 297-326).
London: I.B. Tauris.
Gross, Z., Rutland, S. (2014). The Chicken and
the Egg: Connections between Hebrew Language
Teaching, Curriculum and Identity in Jewish Day
Schools in Australia. Curriculum and Teaching,
29(1), 53-70.
2013
Rutland, S. (2013). Research in Transnational
Archives: The Forgotten Story of the 'Australian
Immigration Project'. Holocaust Studies: a
journal of culture and history, 19(3), 105-130.
Rutland, S. (2013). The Asia-Pacific Region and
Australian Jewry. The International Conference
of Judaism in Asia since the Founding of the
State of Israel, Bonn: Bonn University Press.
2012
Rutland, S. (2012). Book Review Sarona.
Australian Jewish Historical Society. Journal,
XX(4), 627-628.
Rutland, S., Benjamin, E. (2012). Book review:
My Mother's Spice Kitchen. Australian Jewish
Historical Society. Journal, XX(June), 624-626.
Publications for Suzanne Rutland
Rutland, S. (2012). Whitlam's Shifts in Foreign
Policy 1972-1975: Israel and Soviet Jewry.
Australian Journal of Jewish Studies, 26, 36-69.
2011
Rutland, S. (2011). Eliyahu Honig: A Man of
Integrity and Dedication. In Alan Crown and
Raymond Apple (Eds.), Matnat Eliyahu: essays
for Eliyahu Honig, (pp. 5-28). Sydney:
Mandelbaum Publishing.
Rutland, S. (2011). Jews and Muslims
"Downunder": Emerging Dialogue and
Challenges. In Michael M. Laskier and Yaacov
Lev (Eds.), The Divergence of Judaism and
Islam: Interdependence, Modernity, and Political
Turmoil, (pp. 97-121). Gainesville, Florida:
University Press of Florida.
Rutland, S. (2011). Jews from the Former Soviet
Union in Australia: Assimilating or Maintaining
Jewish Identities? Journal of Jewish Identities,
4(1), 65-86.
2010
Rutland, S., Encel, S. (2010). Australian
multiculturalism: immigration, race, and religion.
Antisemitism International: an annual research
journal, 2010 (5-6 Special Issue), 66-84.
Rutland, S. (2010). Creating effective Holocaust
education programmes for government schools
with large Muslim populations in Sydney.
Prospects: quarterly review of comparative
education, 40(1), 75-91. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s11125-010-914
4-8">[More Information]</a>
Mann, L., Rutland, S. (2010). In retrospect: a
matter of survival. In Suzanne D. Rutland, Leon
Mann and Margaret Price (Eds.), Jews of the
outback: the centenary of the Broken Hill
synagogue, 1910-2010, (pp. 102-106).
Melbourne: Hybrid Publishers.
Rutland, S. (2010). Jewish settlers in Australian
country towns. In Suzanne D. Rutland, Leon
Mann and Margaret Price (Eds.), Jews of the
outback: the centenary of the Broken Hill
synagogue, 1910-2010, (pp. 3-21). Melbourne:
Hybrid Publishers.
Rutland, S., Mann, L., Price, M. (2010). Jews of
the outback: the centenary of the Broken Hill
synagogue, 1910-2010. Melbourne: Hybrid
Publishers.
Rutland, S. (2010). Nazis unwelcome! The
Jewish community and the 1950s German
migrations scheme. In Emily Turner-Graham,
Christine Winter (Eds.), National socialism in
Oceania: a critical evaluation of its effect and
aftermath, (pp. 219-233). Frankfurt: Peter Lang
Publishing.
Mannix, K., Rutland, S. (2010). Pulses of
migration. In Suzanne D. Rutland, Leon Mann
and Margaret Price (Eds.), Jews of the outback:
the centenary of the Broken Hill synagogue,
1910-2010, (pp. 22-46). Melbourne: Hybrid
Publishers.
Rutland, S. (2010). Resettling the Survivors of
the Holocaust in Australia. Holocaust Studies: a
journal of culture and history, 16(3), 33-56.
Rutland, S., Mann, L. (2010). Stories and
recollection: an introduction. In Suzanne D.
Rutland, Leon Mann and Margaret Price (Eds.),
Jews of the outback: the centenary of the Broken
Hill synagogue, 1910-2010, (pp. 109-113).
Melbourne: Hybrid Publishers.
2009
Rutland, S. (2009). Leadership of
accommodation or protest?: Nahum Goldmann
and the struggle for Soviet Jewry. In Raider,
Mark A (Eds.), Nahum Goldmann: statesman
without a state, (pp. 273-296). Albany, NY: State
University of New York Press.
Rutland, S., Encel, S. (2009). No room at the inn:
American responses to Australian immigration
policies, 1946-54. Patterns of Prejudice, 43(5),
497-518. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/0031322090333
9071">[More Information]</a>
Rutland, S. (2009). Seeking "Treasure Island":
Manpower and Arms from Australia and the
South Pacific to Israel, 1948-1950. 14th World
Congress of Jewish Studies 2005, Israel: World
Union of Jewish Studies.
Rutland, S., Encel, S. (2009). Smaller Jewish
Communities in Australia. The Jewish Journal of
Sociology, 51(1/2), 5-33.
Rutland, S., Encel, S. (2009). Three "Rich
Uncles in America": The Australian Immigration
Project and American Jewry. American Jewish
History, 95(1), 79-115. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1353/ajh.0.0118">[Mo
re Information]</a>
2008
Rutland, S., Rood, S. (2008). Nationality:
Stateless, Destination: Australia; JDC and the
Australian Survivor Community, (pp. 1 - 112).
New York, United States of America: American
Jewish Committee.
Encel, S., Rutland, S. (2008). Australian Jewry,
its Relations with China and the First Steps in
Jewish Studies. In Ehrlich, M. Avrum (Eds.),
The Jewish-Chinese Nexsus: A meeting of
Civilisations, (pp. 135-151). Abingdon, Oxon:
Routledge imprint of Taylor & Francis.
Kwiet, K., Rutland, S. (2008). Australien =
Publications for Suzanne Rutland
Australian. In Wolfgang Benz (Eds.),
Handbuch des Antisemitismus: Judenfeindschaft
in Geschichte und Gegenwart: band 1: Lander
und regionen = Handbook of Antisemitism: Jew
hatred past and present: volume 1: Countries
and regions, (pp. 36-42). Munich: Walter de
Gruyter.
Rutland, S. (2008). Jewish Education in
Australia. In Goodman, Roberta Louis; Flexner,
Paul A.; Bloomberg, Linda Dale (Eds.), What We
Now Know About Jewish Education, (pp.
441-447). Los Angeles, California, USA: Torah
Aura Productions.
Rutland, S. (2008). Jews in Australia. In M.
Avrum Ehrlich (Eds.), Encyclopedia of the
Jewish diaspora: origins, experiences and
culture: Volume 2, countries, regions and
communities: part one. (pp. 521-526). Santa
Barbara, Calif.: ABC-Clio.
Rutland, S. (2008). Postwar Jewish Migration
and Sydney's Cityscape. Literature and
Aesthetics, 18(2), 138-155.
Rutland, S. (2008). Review of "This crazy thing
a life: Australian Jewish autobiography" by
Richard Freadman. Biography (Honolulu), 31(3),
489-491.
Rutland, S. (2008). Sanctuary for whom? Jewish
victims and Nazi perpetrators in post-war
Australian migrant camps. Beyond camps and
forced labour - 60 years on, Osnabruck,
Germany: Secolo.
Rutland, S. (2008). The Jews in Sydney. Sydney
Journal, 1(3), 83-90.
2007
Rutland, S. (2007). Developing Jewish Day
School Education at the Edge of the Diaspora:
Moria College a Case Study. Conference on
Innovation and Change in Jewish Education
(2007), Isreal: The Jamie and Joan Constantiner
School of Education, Tel Aviv University.
Rutland, S. (2007). Identity With Israel from
Afar: The Australian Story. In Ben-Moshe,
Danny; Segev, Zohar (Eds.), Israel, the Diaspora
and Jewish Identity, (pp. 254-267). Brighton and
Portland: Sussex Academic Press.
Rutland, S. (2007). In the Shadow of the
Holocaust: The Development of Moriah College,
Sydney. Holocaust Studies: a journal of culture
and history, 13(2-3), 35-58.
Rutland, S. (2007). Triumph of the Jewish Spirit:
40 Years of the Jewish Communal Appeal.
Sydney: NSW Jewish Communal Appeal.
2006
Rutland, S. (2006). Antisemitism,
Multiculturalism and Ethnic Identity. Vidal
Sassoon Center for Research in Antisemitism,
Hebrew University of Jerusalem: Hebrew
University of Jerusalem, S.H. Bergman Centre
for Philosophical Studies.
Rutland, S. (2006). Chp 2: Negotiating religious
dialogue: A response to the recent increase of
anti-semitism in Australia. In Elizabeth Burns
Coleman and Kevin White (Eds.), Negotiating
the Sacred: Basphemy and Sacrilege in a
Multicultural Society, (pp. 17-30). Canberra:
ANU E Press.
Rutland, S. (2006). Gender, Place and Memory
in the Modern Jewish Experience: Re-Placing
ourselves (Review). Women's History Review,
15(2), 353-354.
Rutland, S. (2006). God’s Country and the
Unsung Hero: the Australian Immigration
Project and American Jewry. Presentation to the
Board of the American Joint Distribution
Committee, New York: American Joint
Distribution Committee.
Rutland, S. (2006). Jewish women in Australia.
Encyclopedia of Jewish Women. Oxford Centre
for Hebrew and Jewish Studies.
Rutland, S. (2006). Let my people go: Australian
Jewry’s campaign for Soviet Jewry. European
Association for Jewish Studies Conference,
Australia: Australian Association of Jewish
Studies.
Rutland, S., Encel, S. (2006). Major issues facing
the Jewish community: women's perceptions.
Australian Journal of Jewish Studies, 20,
169-198.
Rutland, S. (2006). Nazis Unwelcome! The
Australian Jewish community and the German
Migration Scheme. <i>National Socialism in
Australasia:
A critical evaluation of its effect in Australasia
and its aftermath</i>, University of Queensland:
University of Queensland Press.
Rutland, S. (2006). Racism in Australia: different
streams, different responses. New Racisms: New
Anti-Racisms, University of Sydney: Sydney
University Press.
Rutland, S. (2006). Sanctuary for whom? Jewish
victims and Nazi perpetrators in post-war
Australian migrant camps. First International
Multidisciplinary Conference at the Imperial
War Museum, Osanbruck: Secolo.
Rutland, S. (2006). The Unwanted: Pre & Post
World War II Migration to Australia. Yalkut
moreshet: holocaust documentation and
research, Winter 2006(4), 9-27.
Rutland, S. (2006). These are the names : Jewish
lives in Australia, 1788-1850 (Review). Sydney
Morning Herald, 30th Dec 2006.
Publications for Suzanne Rutland
Rutland, S. (2006). What are the perceptions of
the major issues facing the community and
Jewish women in Australia today? 18th Annual
conference, Australian Association for Jewish
Studies, Melbourne: Australian Association of
Jewish Studies.
Rutland, S. (2006). Why Does Australian Jewish
History Matter? In Michael Fagenblat, Melanie
Landau, Nathan Wolski (Eds.), New Under the
Sun: Jewish Australians on Religion, Politics &
Culture, (pp. 293-302). Melbourne, Victoria:
Black Inc.
2005
Rutland, S. (2005). "Buying out of the Matter":
Australia's Role in Restitution for Templer
Property in Israel. The Journal of Israeli History:
studies in Zionism, 24(1), 135-154. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/1353104050004
0552">[More Information]</a>
Australian Zionism. Australian Journal of Jewish
Studies, XVIII, 97-124.
Rutland, S. (2004). 1948 and the Creation of the
State of Israel: a watershed period for Australian
Zionism. 16th Annual Australian Association of
Jewish Studies (AAJS) Conference, Not known.
Rutland, S. (2004). Dreams and Nightmares:
postwar Jewish migration to Australia.
Australian Historical Association Conference,
AUS: Australian Historical Association
Conference.
Rutland, S. (2004). Negotiating religious
dialogue: A response to the recent increase of
antisemitism in Australia. Negotiating for the
Sacred.
Rutland, S. (2004). Who Speaks For Australian
Jewry? In Levey, G.B. and Mendes, P. (Eds.),
Jews and Australian Politics, (pp. 29-43).
Brighton: Sussex Academic Press.
Rutland, S. (2005). "The Unwanted" : The Story
of Survivor Jewish Migration To Australia,
1945-1954. First International Multidisciplinary
Conference at the Imperial War Museum,
Osanbruck: Secolo.
2003
Rutland, S. (2005). Australian Jewry and China,
International Symposium of Inter-Religious
Dialogue: Confucianism, Judaism and
Christianity. International Symposium of
Inter-Religious Dialogue, University of
Shandong, Jinan, PR China.: University of
Shandong Press.
Rutland, S. (2003). If You Will It, It Is No
Dream: The Moriah Story 1943-2003.
Caringbah, NSW: Playright Publishing Pty Ltd.
Rutland, S. (2005). Creating Intellectual and
Cultural Challenges: The Bridge. In Dacy, M;
Dowling J; Faigan S (Eds.), Feasts and Fasts A
Festschrift in Honour of Alan David Crown, (pp.
323-347). Sydney: Mandelbaum Publishing.
Rutland, S. (2005). Developing Jewish day
school Education at the 'Edge of the Diaspora'.
Australasian Jewish Studies Forum, Sydney:
Mandelbaum Publishing.
Rutland, S. (2005). Iraq: A Zionist War.
International Conference on Antisemitism,
Monash University, Melbourne: Monash
University Press.
Rutland, S. (2005). Seeking the 'Treasure Island':
Manpower and Arms from Australia and the
South Pacific. World Congress of Jewish Studies,
Hebrew University of Jerusalem: Hebrew
University of Jerusalem, S.H. Bergman Centre
for Philosophical Studies.
Rutland, S. (2005). The Jews in Australia.
Melbourne: Cambridge University Press.
2004
Rutland, S. (2004). 1948 And The Creation Of
The State Of Israel: A Watershed Period For
Rutland, S. (2003). An Antipodean Scholar:
Rabbi Dr Harry Freedman. Australian Jewish
Historical Society. Journal, 16(4), 570-583.
Rutland, S. (2003). Imagining the Unimaginable:
Holocaust Memory in
Art and Architecture - Five Lectures (Book
Review). Journal of Jewish Studies, 54(2),
358-361.
Rutland, S. (2003). In the Shadow of the
Holocaust: the development of Moriah College,
Sydney. Australia and New Zealand History of
Education Society, University of Western
Australia, Perth: Australia and New Zealand
History of Education Society.
Rutland, S. (2003). Jewish Family Education
Programs at the 'Edge of the Diaspora'. The First
International Conference on Jewish Family
Education.
Rutland, S. (2003). Postwar Anti-Jewish Refugee
Hysteria: A Case of Racial or Religious Bigotry?
Journal of Australian Studies, 77, 69-79.
2002
Rutland, S. (2002). 'The heart-throb rabbi': Rabbi
Lubofsky and Sydney Jewry. In Andrew Strum
(Eds.), Eshkolot: Essays in the Memory of Rabbi
Ronald Lubofsky, (pp. 15-31). Melbourne,
Australia: Hybrid.
Rutland, S. (2002). Book review of "The Voyage
of Their Life: The Story of the SS Derna and its
Passengers" by Diane Armstrong. Australian
Jewish Historical Society. Journal, , 275-277.
Publications for Suzanne Rutland
Rutland, S. (2002). Intermeshing Archival and
Oral Sources: Unraveling the Story of Jewish
Survivor Immigration to Australia. In A. James
Hammerton and Eric Richards (Eds.), Speaking
to Immigrants: Visible Immigrants Six, (pp.
129-148). Australia: Australian National
University - Research School of Social Sciences.
Rutland, S. (2002). Jewish Women and Adult
Jewish Education: The Australian Experience.
Australian Jewish Historical Society. Journal,
10(1), 258-272.
Rutland, S. (2002). Perspectives from the
Australian Jewish Community. Lilith: A Feminist
History Journal, 11, 87-102.
Rutland, S. (2002). Postwar Jewish "Boat
People" and Parallels with the Tampa Incident.
Australian Journal of Jewish Studies, 16,
159-176.
Rutland, S. (2002). Rabinovitch, Abraham Isaac
(1889 - 1964). Australian Dictionary of
Biography. (pp. 45-45). Melbourne University
Press.
Rutland, S. (2002). Subtle Exclusions: Postwar
Jewish Emigration to Australia and the Impact of
the IRO Scheme. Holocaust Studies: a journal of
culture and history, 10(1), 50-66.
2001
Rutland, S. (2001). A Reassessment of the Dutch
Record During the Holocaust. In John Roth &
Elizabeth Maxwell (Eds.), Remembering for the
Future: The Holocaust in an Age of Genocides,
(pp. 527-542). United States: Palgrave
Macmillan.
Rutland, S. (2001). Holocaust and Memory in
Australia. A Workshop, Holocaust and Genocide,
Sydney: Australian Association of Jewish
Studies.
Rutland, S. (2001). Jewish Life Down Under:
The Flowering of Australian Jewry. Jerusalem:
Institute of the World Jewish Congress.