For more information (including copies of a selection of the below publications), please refer to Amy’s Academia.edu page.

Publications

• Forthcoming. Big, Bigger, Biggest: A Historical Field Guide to Australia’s Big Things.
• Forthcoming. “Fake Foliage and Faux-Cades: The Contextual Authenticity of Disguised Infrastructure,” in Second Nature, eds. T. Blank and I. Kava.
• Forthcoming. “The City That Lost Its Soul: World Heritage, Development, and Contemporary Architectural Design in Edinburgh’s Old and New Towns,” in Proceedings of the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand: 37 What If? What Next? Speculations on History’s Futures, eds. K. Hislop and H. Lewi (Perth: SAHANZ): in press.
• 2020. “Shifting Values of Architecture at Open Air Museums,” in Valuing Architecture: Heritage and the Economics of Culture, eds. A. Paine, S. Holden and J. Macarthur (Amsterdam: Valiz): 76-95.
• 2020. “Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot? The Uses of History in Scottish Nationalist Politics, 2007-Present,” Australian Journal of Politics and History, 66 (3): 396-414.
• 2020. (with Andrew Bonnell). “Introduction: The Revenge of Europe’s Past,” Australian Journal of Politics and History, 66 (3): 371-376.
• 2020. “At Home Among the Queenslanders (Review of ‘Home: A Suburban Obsession’, curated by Chenoa Pettrup and Adam Jefford, State Library of Queensland, Brisbane; December 7, 2018-July 14, 2019),” Architectural Theory Review, 24 (1): 110-112.
• 2019. (with Tracy Ireland and Rebecca Hawcroft). “Current Research in Heritage and Conservation Studies from Australia and New Zealand,” Historic Environment, 31 (1): 2-5.
• 2019. “Capital Designs: Australia House and Visions of an Imperial London (Book Review).” Australian Journal of Politics and History, https://doi.org/10.1111/ajph.12610. 
• 2019. (with Stuart King, Andrew Leach, Wouter van Acker). “Can’t Touch This,” arq: Architectural Research Quarterly, 23 (1): 63-72.
• 2018. (with Ashley Paine). “Frank Lloyd Wright’s Posthumous Architecture,” arq: Architectural Research Quarterly, 22 (1): 69-80.
• 2018. “Forum: Reflecting on the Politics of Patrimony,” (Primary author, with Cut Dewi, Kelly Greenop, et. al.), Fabrications: The Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand 28 (2): 256-271.
• 2018. “Heritage Diplomacy.” In Y. Watanabe (ed.), Handbook of Cultural Security, pp. 417-436. London: Edward Elgar.
• 2018. (with Ashley Paine). “The Rhetoric of Reproduction: Built Heritage in a Digital Age,” Proceedings of digital cultural heritage: FUTURE VISIONS, ed. K. Greenop & C. Landorf, p. 112-130 (Brisbane: ATCH).
• 2017. “Australia’s ‘Big’ Problem – What to do with our ageing super-sized statues?” The Conversation, 19 September.
• 2017. “National Trust for Historic Preservation,” The SAGE International Encyclopedia of Travel and Tourism, edited by Linda Lowry and J. Geoffrey Golson, 4. vols (Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE): 865-866.
• 2017. “Historic Houses Association,” The SAGE International Encyclopedia of Travel and Tourism, edited by Linda Lowry and J. Geoffrey Golson, 4. vols (Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE): 602-603.
• 2017. “Australia’s Big Dilemma: Regional/National Identities, Heritage Listing and Big Things,” Proceedings of the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand: 34, Quotation Quotation, eds. J. Ting and G. Hartoonan (Canberra: SAHANZ): 46-56.
• 2017. “Heritage Beyond Borders: Australian Approaches to Extra-National Built Heritage,” Archaeologies 13 (1): 153-174.
• 2016. Book review of Independence or Union: Scotland’s Past and Scotland’s Present, by T. M. Devine, Australian Journal of Politics and History (in press).
• 2016. “Digital Heritage Diplomacy and the Scottish Ten Initiative,” Future Anterior 13 (1): 51-64.
• 2016. “Faking Authenticity with Fool’s Gold Architecture,” Proceedings of the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand (SAHANZ): 33, Gold, ed. AnnMarie Brennan and Philip Goad (Melbourne: SAHANZ, 2016): 134-143.
• 2016. Book review of The Semiotics of Heritage Tourism, by Emma Waterton and Steve Watson, Heritage and Society 9 (1): 103-105.
• 2016. Book review of Museums, Heritage and International Development, edited by Paul Basu and Wayne Modest, Museum and Society 14 (1): 224-225.
• 2016. Book review of Emotional Diplomacy: Official Emotion on the International Stage, by Todd H. Hall, The Hague Journal of Diplomacy (March – Digital Edition). 
• 2016. “Australia’s Overseas War Memorial Programme as ‘Memorial Diplomacy,’” Border Crossings Magazine, June: 6-8.
• 2016. “Will the death of ‘starchitect’ Zaha Hadid bring life to more of her designs?” The Conversation, 4 April.
• 2016. “The ‘Outlander’ Experience: Time-Travel, Literary Tourism and North American Perceptions of the Scottish Highlands,” Proceedings of Trans-Atlantic Dialogues on Cultural Heritage: Heritage, Tourism and Traditions, ed. Mike Robinson and Helene Silverman (Birmingham: Ironbridge, 2016). CD-ROM.
• 2014. “Scotland in Kolkata: Scotland’s transnational heritage, cultural diplomacy and city image,” Historic Environment 26 (3): 86-89.
• 2014. Review of Lost in the Backwoods: Scots and the North American Wilderness, by Jenni Calder, Journal of Scottish Historical Studies 34 (2): 254-256.
• 2014. “Imagining and Re-Imagining Scottish Independence Through the Bannockburn Lens,” review of Bannockburns: Scottish Independence and Literary Imagination, 1314-2014, by Robert Crawford, Journal of Irish and Scottish Studies Digital Edition (2014).
• 2014. “Translating Scottishness from the Homeland to the Diaspora: A consideration of Nova Scotia’s ‘Scottish’ architectural landscape,” Proceedings of the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia & New Zealand: 31, Translation, edited by Christoph Schnoor (Auckland, NZ: SAHANZ): 39-49.
• 2014. “Scotland’s heritage investments in India: Acts of cultural diplomacy and identity building,” Scottish Affairs 23 (2): 234-249.
• 2013. “Open Brief” (with Andrew Leach, Antony Moulis, Christine McCarthy, Ari Seligmann, Marco Biraghi, Julie Willis, Lee Stickells, Julia Gatley, Nigel Westbrook, Martino Stierli), Architectural Histories 1(1):27.
• 2013. “The catalysts and outcomes of twentieth-century Scottish emigration,” review of Scotland No More? The Scots Who Left Scotland in the Twentieth Century by Marjory Harper. Journal of Irish and Scottish Studies Digital Edition. 
• 2013. “Constructing Architectural History at the Open-Air Museum: The Highland Village Museum of Nova Scotia and the Highland Folk Museum of Scotland.” Proceedings of the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia & new Zealand: 30, Open, edited by Alexandra Brown and Andrew Leach, vol. 2 (Gold Coast, QLD.: SAHANZ, 2013): 517-528.
• 2012. “From Royal to National: The Changing Face of the National Museum of Scotland,” Great Narratives of the Past: Traditions and Revisions in National Museums Conference Proceedings from EuNaMus, European National Museums: Identity Politics, the Uses of the Past and the European Citizen, edited by Dominique Poulot, Felicity Bodenstein & Jose Maria Lanzarote Guiral (Linkoping: Linkoping UP): 169-178. 

Conferences

• 2021. “Looming Large in the Landscape: Big Things and Australianness,” International Australian Studies Association conference, Australian Catholic University, Melbourne (Australia), February 2021.
• 2020. “The City That Lost Its Soul: World Heritage, Development, and Contemporary Architectural Design in Edinburgh’s Old and New Towns,” Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand, Perth (Australia), November 2020.
• 2019. “Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot? The Uses of History in Scottish Nationalist Politics, 2007-Present,” Australasian Association of European History Biennial Conference, Brisbane (Australia), July 2019.
• 2019. “The Modern Heraldry of Australian School Sports Houses: Understanding National Narratives on a Local Scale,” Australian Historical Association Annual Conference, Toowoomba (Australia), July 2019.
• 2019. “The Invading ‘M’: Fast-Food Architecture in Heritage Precincts,” Hungry Town symposium, University of Melbourne, Melbourne (Australia), March 2019.
• 2017. “Australia’s Big Dilemma: Regional/National Identities, Heritage Listing and Big Things,” Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand, Canberra (Australia), July 2017.
• 2017. “Heritage Diplomacy and Nation Branding,” International Conference on Sustainable Tourism and Heritage Cities, Siem Reap (Cambodia), June 2017.
• 2017. “Built Heritage in the Age of Digital Reproduction,” Digital Cultural Heritage: Future Visions Conference, Brisbane (Australia), April 2017.
• 2016. “Heritage Beyond Borders: Australian Approaches to External Built Heritage,” Association of Critical Heritage Studies Conference, Montreal (Canada), June 2016.
• 2016. “Faking Authenticity with Fool’s Gold Architecture,” Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand Conference, Melbourne (Australia), July 2016.
• 2015. “The ‘Outlander’ Experience: Time-Travel, Literary Tourism and the Heritage of the Highlands,” Transatlantic Dialogues on Cultural Heritage Conference, Liverpool (UK), July 2015.
• 2014. “Digital Heritage Diplomacy and the Scottish Ten Initiative,” Association of Critical heritage Studies Bi-Annual Conference, Canberra (ACT).
• 2014. “Translating Scottishness from the Homeland to the Diaspora: A Consideration of Nova Scotia’s ‘Scottish’ Architectural Landscape,” Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand Conference, Auckland (New Zealand), July 2014.
• 2013. “Scotland in Kolkata: Transnational Heritage, Cultural Diplomacy and Collective Identity.” Australia ICOMOS Conference, Canberra (ACT).
• 2013. “Highland Village Museum of Nova Scotia and the Highland Folk Museum of Scotland.” University of Queensland Conservation and Heritage Innovation Seminar Series (St Lucia, Qld.).
• 2013. “Constructing Architectural History at the Open-Air Museum: The Highland Village Museum of Nova Scotia and the Highland Folk Museum of Scotland,” Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand Conference, Gold Coast (Australia), June 2013.
• 2012. “Contrasting Narratives: the Predicament of British & Scottish Built Heritage in Kolkata.” Britain and the World Conference (British Scholar Society), Edinburgh (UK).
• 2012. “The Rose, the Tiger and the Thistle: the Predicament of British and Scottish Built Heritage in West Bengal.” Association of Critical Heritage Studies Conference, Gothenburg (Sweden).
• 2012. “From Royal to National: The Changing Face of the National Museum of Scotland,” EuNaMus European National Museums: Identity Politics Conference, Paris (France).