Neville Reginald Howse, 1863-1930: surgeon, soldier, statesman

- Ramsland, John

Representations of war in Ancient Rome (book review)

- Lindsay, Hugh

Iconic photojournalism and absent images: democratization and memories of terror

- Tulloch, John, Blood, R. Warwick

Icons of war and terror: media images in an age of international risk

- Tulloch, John, Blood, R. Warwick

Novel routes: circus in the Pacific, 1841-1941

- St Leon, Mark

The elite education of Lieutenant Arthur Wheen, MM

- Ramsland, John

Guy Westwell, war cinema: Hollywood on the front line (book review)

- Dwyer, Philip

Introduction: history, violence, and Steven Pinker

- Micale, Mark S., Dwyer, Philip

Wartime rape: the politics of making visible

- Bourke, Joanna

Stolen generations and vanishing Indians: the removal of Indigenous children as a weapon of war in the United States and Australia, 1870-1940

- Haskins, Victoria, Jacobs, Margaret D.

Killing in a posthuman world: the philosophy and practice of critical military history

- Bourke, Joanna

Within reach, beyond care: an examination of medical care during the Papuan (Kokoda) campaign 1942-43 through the lens of the Australian field ambulance

- McLeod, Jan

Evacuees and social stress on the Soviet home front: the Iaroslavl' experience, 1941

- Markwick, Roger D., Fieseler, Beate

Gender roles in killing zones

- Bourke, Joanna

The rhetoric of manhood: masculinity in the Attic orators (book review)

- Morpeth, Neil

"Now we can die like men": an examination of women and war in Eritrea

- Mason, Christine

Impelled to reminiscence: Millais Culpin, military psychiatry, and the politics of therapy

- Roberts-Pedersen, Elizabeth

Insecurity, risk, identity, and violence in Kosovo

- Tulloch, John

War stories: narrative sense-making in German Eastern front soldier memoirs

- Sneddon, Hope, Gulddal, Jesper

'Toothless intellectuals', 'the misery of the poor', 'poetry after Auschwitz', and the white, middle-class audience: the moral perils of Kosky and Wright's 'The Women of Troy' (or, how do we regard the pain of others?)

- Johnson, Marguerite