Publications for Kirsten McKenzie
2016
McKenzie, K. (2016). Defining and defending honour in law.
In Penny Russell and Nigel Worden (Eds.), Honourable
Intentions? Violence and Virtue in Australian and Cape
Colonies, c. 1750 to 1850, (pp. 17-30). Abingdon: Routledge.
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McKenzie, K. (2016). Exit pursued by a bear: Oliver the Spy
and the imperial
context of British political history. History Australia, 13(1), 8094. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/14490854.2016.1156187">[Mor
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McKenzie, K. (2016). Imperial Underworld: An Escaped
Convict and the Transformation of the British Colonial Order.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
2015
McKenzie, K. (2015). 'The Laws of his Own Country':
Defamation, Banishment and the Problem of Legal Pluralism in
the 1820s Cape Colony. The Journal of Imperial and
Commonwealth History, 43(5), 787-806. <a
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e Information]</a>
McKenzie, K. (2015). Comment: A Field Divided. Journal of
British Studies, 54(4), 983-987. <a
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2014
Aldrich, R., McKenzie, K. (2014). Introduction. In Robert
Aldrich, Kirsten McKenzie (Eds.), The Routledge History of
Western Empires, (pp. 1-2). London: Routledge.
Aldrich, R., McKenzie, K. (2014). Why Colonialism? In
Robert Aldrich, Kirsten McKenzie (Eds.), The Routledge
History of Western Empires, (pp. 3-13). London: Routledge.
2013
McCreery, C., McKenzie, K. (2013). The Australian colonies in
a maritime world. In Alison Bashford, Stuart Macintyre (Eds.),
The Cambridge History of Australia: Volume 1: Indigenous and
Colonial Australia, (pp. 560-584). New York: Cambridge
University Press.
Aldrich, R., McKenzie, K. (2013). The Routledge History of
Western Empires. London: Routledge.
McKenzie, K. (2013). The vanished source: gossip and absence
in the Cape of Good Hope 'Placard Scandal' of 1824. Australia
and New Zealand Law and History E-Journal, 2013, 1-11.
2010
McKenzie, K. (2010). A Swindler's Progress: Nobles and
Convicts in the Age of Liberty. New York: Harvard University
Press.
McKenzie, K. (2010). Being Modern on a Slender Income:
"Picture Show" and "Photoplayer" in early 1920s Sydney.
Journal of Women's History, 22(4), 114-136.
McKenzie, K. (2010). Opportunists and Imposters in the British
Imperial World: The Tale of John Dow, Convict, and Edward,
Viscount Lascelles. In Desley Deacon, Penny Russell and
Angela Woollacott (Eds.), Transnational Lives: Biographies of
Global Modernity, 1700-present, (pp. 69-81). Houndsmills:
Palgrave Macmillan.
2009
McKenzie, K. (2009). A Swindlers Progress: Nobles and
convicts in the Age of Liberty. Sydney, Australia: University of
New South Wales (UNSW) Press.
McKenzie, K. (2009). Social mobilities at the Cape of Good
Hope: Lady Anne Barnard, Samuel Hudson and the
opportunities of empire, c. 1797 - 1824. In Tony Ballantyne
and Antoinette Burton (Eds.), Moving Subjects: Gender,
Mobility and Intimacy in an Age of Global Empire, (pp. 274295). Chicago: University of Illinois Press.
McKenzie, K. (2009). The Daemon behind the Curtain: William
Edwards and the Theatre of Liberty. South African Historical
Journal, 61(3), 482-504. <a
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2007
McKenzie, K. (2007). 'My voice is sold, & I must be a slave':
Abolition rhetoric, British liberty and the Yorkshire elections of
1806 and 1807. History Workshop Journal, 64(64), 49-73. <a
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McKenzie, K. (2007). Britain: Ruling the Waves. In Robert
Aldrich (Eds.), The Age of Empires, (pp. 128-151). London:
Thames & Hudson Ltd.
McKenzie, K. (2007). Connected worlds: History in
transnational perspective. Australian Journal of Politics and
History, 53(3), 501-502.
McKenzie, K. (2007). Dogs and the Public Sphere: The
Ordering of Social Space in Early Nineteenth Century Cape
Town. In Lance van Sittert and Sandra Swart (Eds.), Canis
Africanis: A Dog History of Southern Africa, (pp. 91-110).
Leiden, Boston: Brill.
2004
McKenzie, K. (2004). Performing The Peer: Status, Empire
And Impersonation. History Australia, 1(2), 209-228.
McKenzie, K. (2004). Scandal In The Colonies: Sydney And
Cape Town, 1820 - 1850. Carlton, Australia: Melbourne
University Press.
2003
McKenzie, K. (2003). Discourses of Scandal: Bourgeois
Respectability and the End of Slavery and Transportation at the
Cape and New South Wales, 1830-1850. Journal of
Colonialism and Colonial History, 4(3), 1-56.
McKenzie, K. (2003). Dogs and the public sphere: the ordering
of social space in early nineteenth-century Cape Town. South
African Historical Journal, 48, 235-251.
2002
McKenzie, K. (2002). Of Convicts and Capitalists: Honour and
Colonial Commerce in 1830s Cape Town and Sydney.
Australian Historical Studies, 33(118), 199-222.
McKenzie, K. (2002). Women's Talk and the Colonial State:
The Wylde Scandal, 1831-1833. In W Woodward, P Hayes, G
Minkley (Eds.), Deep hiStories: Gender and Colonialism in
Southern Africa, (pp. 85-115). The Netherlands: Rodopi.