Keir Reeves

Monash Research Fellow, BA (Hons) BEcon MA  Melb. PhD Melb.

Research Interests:

History, heritage and tourism; Asian tourism and development studies; Australian history, heritage studies, sustainable heritage management policy and Australian economic history.

Recent Publications:

Logan, William and Reeves, Keir  (2008).  Places of Pain and Shame: Dealing with 'Difficult' Heritage. London and New York: Routledge.

Reeves, Keir  (2008). 15 July 1851, Hargreaves discovers gold at Ophir: Australia's Golden Age.  In Marty Crotty and David Roberts (Eds.), Crucial Moments in Australian History (pp. 62-73).  Sydney: UNSW Press  

Reeves, Keir and Nichols, David  (Eds.).  (2007). Deeper Leads: New Approaches to Victorian Gold Fields History.  Ballarat: BHS Publishing.

Reeves, Keir, Sanders, E. Rebecca and Chisholm, Gordon, F. (2007). Oral histories of a layered landscape: The Rushworth Oral History Project. Public History Review, 14, 114-127.

Reeves, Keir and Mountford, Benjamin W., (2007).  Court records and cultural landscapes: Rethinking the Chinese gold seekers in Central Victoria.  Provenance, 6, 1-13.

Reeves, Keir and Hoy, Kevin Wong (2006). Beyond Peter Lalor and a European protest: Redefining the Chinese agitation on the Victorian Goldfields.  In Alan Mayne (Ed.), Eureka: Reappraising an Australian Legend, (pp. 144-174).  Perth: API.

Teaching Commitments:

None