Sport and Colonialism in 19th Century Australasia - LA84 Foundation

NOTES ON THE CONTRIBUTORS
DAVE BROWN is currently a post-doctoral research fellow at the
University of Queensland. His research interests are in the
area of sport and the empire with particular reference to edu-
cation and prevailing social attitudes. His Ph.D. dissertation
at the University of Alberta was on 'Athleticism in Selected
Canadian Private Schools for Boys to 1918'.
RAY CRAWFORD is Head of the Physical Education Department at
the Phillip Institute of Technology and vice-president of
A.S.S.H. He has published widely on the social history of physical
education and sport with special reference to education.
..SCOTT CRAWFORD is an associate professor at George Mason University
where he teaches a graduate course in nineteenth century
sport history. He graduated from Loughborough Colleges before
gaining an M.Sc. at the University of Pennsylvania, an M.A.
from Birmingham (U.K.) and his Ph.D. from the University of
Queensland.
to 1985.
He lectured at the University of Otago from 1975
JOHN O'HARA teaches history at the Tasmanian State Institute of
Technology, Launceston. He recently completed his Ph.D. thesis,
a version of which is to be published as A Mug's Game: A
History of Australian Gambling by the University of New South
Wales Press. He is an executive member of A.S.S.H. and of the
National Association for Gambling Studies.
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