This website provides a professional profile of Roger Bell, Professor Emeritus in international history, UNSW Sydney, Australia. It provides unrestricted – free – access to some of his most important work. Where, for copyright reasons, it has not been possible to make available the full text of some publications, synopses of work and tables of contents of books are included.
Roger Bell has published widely on international and transnational history, comparative history, decolonisation and the politics of race in settler societies, especially the United States, Australia and South Africa. He has published many scholarly papers and journal articles in Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom and Japan. His work has been recognised in awards from the American Council of Learned Societies and the American Historical Association, participation in the US Department of State Distinguished Visitor Program, and contributions to the Australian-American Fulbright Commission and The Australian Centre for American Studies. He has also servied as the President of the Australian and New Zealand American Studies Association and Editor of the Australasian Journal of American Studies. His current research interests centre on the politics of race and transnational history.
Navigating this website
Publication information and access are organised around two distinct themes:
1) Australia-America Relations and International History
2) Australia, Race Politics, Sport and Apartheid South Africa
Australia-America Relations and International History
Australia, Race Politics, Sport and Apartheid South Africa