Extended CV - European University Institute

Avril Alba, “Redeeming the Holocaust: Uncovering the Sacred Narratives of the Secular
Museum” (2011).
Martin Braach-Maksvytis, “Germany, Palestine, Israel and the (Post-) Colonial Imagination”
(2013).
Courses taught at the University of Sydney:
HSTY 1045 Modern European History, 1750-1914 (2000-2004, 2010)
HSTY 2652 Genocide in Historical Perspective (2005, 2007, 2010)
HSTY 2607 Approaches to the Arab-Israeli Conflict (2006, 2009)
JCTC 2606 The Holocaust (2000-2006)
HSTY 3073/6081 German History, 1789-1914 (2001, 2004)
HSTY 3084/6079 German History, 1914-2000 (2001, 2004)
HSTY 4111 Historical Revisionism (2001-2003)
HSTY 6989 Genocide in Global Perspective (2006, 2010)
HSTY 6990 National Socialist Extermination Policies (2006)
HSTY 6991 Terror in Historical Perspective (2006, 2007)
Teaching Award and Training:
University of Sydney, Faculty of Arts Teaching Award, 2003.
New University Teacher program, Centre for Teaching and Learning, University of Sydney, June
2000.
ADMINISTRATION
Max Weber Post-Doctoral Program representative, Department of History and Civilization,
European University Institute.
Co-Director, Degree in Liberal Studies (2001–2009), and Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Sciences
(2009-2010), University of Sydney
Department of History research seminar coordinator, 2009-2010, University of Sydney.
COMMUNITY AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
European Research Council assessor on Consolidator Grant – SH6: “The Study of the Human
Past: Archaeology, History and Memory,” for 2013.
Australian Research Council assessor. Since 2012.
Judge, category “Critical Writing,” New South Wales Literary Awards, 2006.
Participation in “The Great Debate” on Historical Objectivity. UNSW, 27 July 2002. Used in
High School Certificate teaching in extension history syllabus.
“Berlin Summer Series” of three lectures on twentieth century Berlin for the Potsdamer Platz
Exhibition at Sydney Exhibition Space, 6 December 2000, 7 February 2001, 8 March 2001.
Occasional lectures for guides at the Sydney Jewish Museum.
Occasional lectures for the Centre for Continuing Education, Sydney University on German
historiography and the Holocaust.
EDITORSHIPS
Senior Editor: Journal of Genocide Research (since 2011 / Associate Editor since 2006).
Joint Series Editor: “War and Genocide,” Berghahn Books (Oxford and New York).
Editorial Board: Patterns of Prejudice, Memory Studies, and Settler Colonial Studies.
International Academic Advisory Board: Vienna Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies;
Online Encyclopedia of Mass Violence, and Institute For Genocide Awareness & Applied
Research; Centre for War Studies, University College, Dublin.
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