This article examines the transformation of postage stamp imagery in Canada, New Zealand and Australia from the late 19th century to the 1990s. It documents the manner in which this imagery evolved from a predominately ethnic representation during the first half of the 20th century to a preponderance of civic–nationalistic designs in the post-1960s period. By highlighting the largely similar ways in which the governments of these three nations used postage stamps to guide and reflect the revision of their respective national identities, the article seeks to encourage greater comparative work among scholars examining the political and cultural histories of these nations. It also emphasizes the utility ...
The Great War of 1914-18 was a major and catastrophic event in the 20th century. The remembrance and...
This article evaluates the adoption and implementation of an Indigenous certification trademark syst...
50 years of Soviet stamps (1918-1969), by Pierre Hubert and Dominique Labbé Given the existence in a...
Canada began issuing postage stamps as proof of payment in 1851. Stamps can also be viewed as miniat...
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Defence date: 7 October 2013Examining Board: Professor Rainer Bauböck, European University Institute...
Postage stamps act as 'tiny transmitters' of nationalist and colonial ideology due both to their cap...
Published with the permission of Cambridge Scholars PublishingItems like coins, banknotes and politi...
How might I highlight cultural diversity around the world via postage stamps? Postage stamps are an ...
In this article I concentrate on how government agencies and promotional bodies have attempted to ca...
This research exemplifies the postage stamps as part of the visual culture that facilitates the Stat...
This thesis explores the intricate relationship between postage stamps and the British representatio...
This article evaluates the adoption and implementation of an Indigenous certification trademark syst...
A study of early 20th century postcards and the way they were used to represent colonial possessions...
Images possess great visual power, because they embody contents which references varying aspects of ...
The Great War of 1914-18 was a major and catastrophic event in the 20th century. The remembrance and...
This article evaluates the adoption and implementation of an Indigenous certification trademark syst...
50 years of Soviet stamps (1918-1969), by Pierre Hubert and Dominique Labbé Given the existence in a...
Canada began issuing postage stamps as proof of payment in 1851. Stamps can also be viewed as miniat...
When Postage Stamps Recognize or Ignore Migrants and Refugees Gilles DUBUS The postage stamp has bec...
Defence date: 7 October 2013Examining Board: Professor Rainer Bauböck, European University Institute...
Postage stamps act as 'tiny transmitters' of nationalist and colonial ideology due both to their cap...
Published with the permission of Cambridge Scholars PublishingItems like coins, banknotes and politi...
How might I highlight cultural diversity around the world via postage stamps? Postage stamps are an ...
In this article I concentrate on how government agencies and promotional bodies have attempted to ca...
This research exemplifies the postage stamps as part of the visual culture that facilitates the Stat...
This thesis explores the intricate relationship between postage stamps and the British representatio...
This article evaluates the adoption and implementation of an Indigenous certification trademark syst...
A study of early 20th century postcards and the way they were used to represent colonial possessions...
Images possess great visual power, because they embody contents which references varying aspects of ...
The Great War of 1914-18 was a major and catastrophic event in the 20th century. The remembrance and...
This article evaluates the adoption and implementation of an Indigenous certification trademark syst...
50 years of Soviet stamps (1918-1969), by Pierre Hubert and Dominique Labbé Given the existence in a...