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Professor Geoffrey Wayne Rice
School of Humanities
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History
Fields of Research
Historical biography
Medieval and early modern European history, especially the Crusades, the Renaissance and the French Revolution
Public and applied history
Social history of medicine in New Zealand
Earthquake research
Researcher Summary
Research interests include European diplomacy in the eighteenth century and the social history of medicine and New Zealand social history and biography.
Subject Area: Disciplines
History, History of Art, Classics and Curatorial Studies:
Medieval History
; Modern History: British & European
; New Zealand History
Future Research
Biography
Urban history
Affiliations
Canterbury Historical Association (CHA)
(Professional Organisation): Secretary
Canterbury History Foundation (CHF)
(Professional Organisation): Committee Member
New Zealand Historical Association (NZHA)
(Professional Organisation): Member
Royal Historical Society
(Professional Organisation): Fellow
Royal Society of New Zealand (RSNZ)
(Professional Organisation): Member (MRSNZ)
Publications
Rice, G.W. (2012)
Christchurch Crimes 1850-75: Scandal & skulduggery in port & town.
Christchurch: Canterbury University Press. 232pp.
(Authored Book)
Rice, G. (2011)
All fall down: Christchurch's lost chimneys.
Christchurch: Canterbury University Press. 120pp.
(Authored Book)
Matthews, B., Pratt, A., Sitzia, E., Cookson, J. and Rice, G. (2011) Science & the Enlightenment. In C. Jones, B. Matthews and J. Clement (Ed.),
Treasures of the University of Canterbury Library
: 150-168, 243-245. Christchurch: Canterbury University Press.
(Chapter in Book)
Clement, J., Rice, G., Matthews, B., Sitzia, E. and Palmer, J. (2011) Telling Stories. In C. Jones, B. Matthews and J. Clement (Ed.),
Treasures of the University of Canterbury Library
: 47-64, 230-232. Christchurch: Canterbury University Press.
(Chapter in Book)
Rice, G.W. (2010) British Foreign Policy and the Falkland Islands Crisis of 1770-1.
International History Review
32(2): 273-305.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/07075332.2010.489755
.
(Journal Article)
Rice, G.W. (2010)
Defining Victoria Square.
Christchurch: Canterbury History Foundation. 12pp.
(Monograph)
Rice, G.W. (2010)
The Life of the Fourth Earl of Rochford (1717-1781): Eighteenth-Century Anglo-Dutch Courtier, Diplomat and Statesman.
Lewiston: Edwin Mellen Press. 766pp.
(Authored Book)
Wilson, N., Summers, J., Baker, M. and Rice, G. (2009) A bizarre case of drowning as a result of pandemic influenza (1918 pandemic).
The New Zealand Medical Journal
122(1302): 92-94.
(Journal Article)
Rice, G.W. (2008)
Black November: The 1918 influenza pandemic in New Zealand.
Canberra, Australia: 2nd Australasian Pandemic History Symposium, 14 May 2008.
(Conference Contribution - Full conference paper)
Rice, G.W. (2008)
Christchurch Changing: An illustrated history.
(2nd ed.). Christchurch: Canterbury University Press.
(Authored Book)
Rice, G.W. (2008)
Heaton Rhodes of Otahuna: The illustrated biography.
(2nd ed.). Christchurch: Canterbury University Press. 383pp.
(Authored Book)
Rice, G.W. (2008)
Past and present pandemic planning in New Zealand.
Canberra, Australia: 2nd Australasian Pandemic History Symposium, 14 May 2008.
(Conference Contribution - Full conference paper)
Rice, G.W. (2008)
Victoria Square, Christchurch, New Zealand: a microcosm of urban change.
Caloundra, Australia: 9th Australasian Urban History/Planning History Conference, 5-7 Feb 2008.
(Conference Contribution - Paper in published proceedings)
Rice, G. (2007)
Death and Disease as Agents of Change in History.
University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand: Festival of History, 8 Sep 2007.
(Oral Presentation)
McSweeny, K., Colman, A., Fancourt, N., Parnell, M., Stantiall, S., Rice, G., Baker, M. and Wilson, N. (2007) Was rurality protective in the 1918 influenza pandemic in New Zealand?
The New Zealand Medical Journal
120(1256): 2579/1-6.
(Journal Article)
Rice, G. (2006)
'2.1 Case one: using the statement of ethical values in a community setting' in 'Ethical Values for Planning for and Responding to a Pandemic in New Zealand: A Statement for Discussion'.
National Ethics Advisory Committee, Wellington, New Zealand. 7-13.
(Report for External Body)
Rice, G.W. (2006) Deceit and Distraction: Britain, France and the Corsican Crisis of 1768.
International History Review
28(2): 287-315.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/07075332.2006.9641094
.
(Journal Article)
Rice, G.W. (2006) How Irish was New Zealand's Ulster-born prime minister Bill Massey? In B. Patterson (Ed.),
Ulster-New Zealand Migration and Cultural Transfers
(Ulster and Scotland Series, No. 2 ed.): 241-254. Dublin: Four Courts Press.
(Chapter in Book)
Rice, G.W. (2006) Using the statement of ethical values in a community setting. In A. Moore (Ed.),
Getting Through Together: Ethical Values for a Pandemic
: 6-17. Wellington: National Ethics Advisory Committee.
(Chapter in Book)
Rice, G.W. (2005)
Black November: The 1918 Influenza Pandemic in New Zealand.
(Revised and Enlarged Second Edition ed.). Christchurch: Canterbury University Press. 328 pp.
http://www.cup.canterbury.ac.nz/catalogue/black_november.shtml
.
(Authored Book)
Rice, G. (2005)
History and Pandemic Planning: Learning from the 1918 'Flu'.
Auckland, New Zealand: Conversations Across Time and Place: The New Zealand Historical Association Biennial Conference, 24-27 Nov 2005.
(Conference Contribution - Oral presentation)
Rice, G.W. (2005)
Recent Work on the 1918 Influenza Pandemic.
The University of Auckland, New Zealand: The 9th Biennial Conference of the Australian Society of History of Medicine, 16-19 Feb 2005.
http://www.cce.auckland.ac.nz/conferences/index.cfm?P=5739
.
(Conference Contribution - Full conference paper)
Wilson, N., Rice, G.W., Thomson, G. and Baker, M. (2005) Re-evaluating a local public health control measure used in New Zealand for the pandemic influenza of 1918.
NZ Medical Journal
118(1224): U1714.
http://www.nzma.org.nz/journal/118-1224/1714/
.
(Journal Article)
Rice, G.W. (2004) Nassau van Zuylestein, William Henry van, fourth Earl of Rochford (1717-1781). In H.C.G. Matthew and B. Harrison (Ed.),
Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
(Volume 40: Murrell-Nooth ed.): 260-263. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
http://www.oxforddnb.com/
.
(Chapter in Book)
Rice, G.W. (2003) Japan and New Zealand in the 1918 influenza pandemic: Comparative perspectives on official responses and crisis management. In H. Phillips and D. Killingray (Ed.),
The Spanish Influenza Pandemic of 1918-19: New Perspectives
: 73-85. London: Routledge.
(Chapter in Book)
Rice, G. (2001)
From Market Place to Victoria Square: Visual evidence for urban change.
Christchurch, New Zealand: New Zealand Historical Association, Dec 2001.
(Conference Contribution - Oral presentation)
Rice, G.W. (2001) Maori Health and Heaton Rhodes as Minister of Public Health, 1912-1915.
The New Zealand Journal of History
35(2): 204-220.
(Journal Article)
Rice, G. (2001)
Massey: The problem of the unlikable subject.
Christchurch, New Zealand: New Zealand Historical Association, Dec 2001.
(Conference Contribution - Oral presentation)
Rice,G. (2001) Starting Late: The Rhodes Brothers: Pioneers of Canterbury. In G. Cant and R. Kirkpatrick (Ed.),
Rural Canterbury: Celebrating Its History
: 28. Wellington: Daphne Brasell Associates and Lincoln University Press.
(Chapter in Book)
Rice, G.W. (2000) Influenza Pandemic. In I. McGibbon (Ed.),
The Oxford Companion to New Zealand Military History
: 243. Auckland: Oxford University Press.
(Chapter in Book)
Rice, G.W. (2000) James Lawrence Hay, 1888-1971. In C. Orange (Ed.),
The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography: Volume 5 (1941-1960)
: 210-211. Auckland: Auckland University Press.
(Chapter in Book)
Rice, G.W. (2000) James Lawrence Hay, 1888-1971. In C. Orange (Ed.),
The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography: Volume 5 (1941-1960)
: 54-55. Auckland: Auckland University Press.
(Chapter in Book)
Rice, G.W. (2000) Leslie Cecil Lloyd Averill, 1897-1981. In C. Orange (Ed.),
The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography: Volume 5 (1941-1960)
: 22-24. Auckland: Auckland University Press.
http://www.dnzb.govt.nz/dnzb/
.
(Chapter in Book)
Rice, G. (2000) Local History in New Zealand. In C. Kammen and N. Prendergast (Ed.),
Encyclopedia of Local History
: 342-343. Walnut Creek: AltaMira Press.
(Chapter in Book)
Rice, G.W. (with assistance from Jean Sharfe). (1999)
Christchurch Changing: an illustrated history.
Christchurch: Canterbury University Press. 172.
(Authored Book)
Rice,G. (1998) Arini Elizabeth Woodhouse and Philip Randal Woodhouse. In C. Orange (Ed.),
The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography: 1921-1940
: 572--574. Wellington: Bridget Williams Books/Department of Internal Affairs.
(Chapter in Book)
Rice,G. (1998) George Gould. In C. Orange (Ed.),
The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography: 1921-1940
: 202--203. Wellington: Bridget Williams Books /Department of Internal Affairs.
(Chapter in Book)
Rice,G. (1998) George Valdemar Skellerup. In C. Orange (Ed.),
The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography: 1921-1940
: 478. Wellington: Bridget Williams Books /Department of Internal Affairs.
(Chapter in Book)
Rice, G.W. (1998)
Japan and New Zealand in the 1918 Influenza Pandemic: comparative perspectives.
Cape Town: Spanish Influenza Pandemic 1918-19, September 1998.
(Conference Contribution - Other)
Palmer, Edwina. and Rice, Geoffrey W. (1997) A honeymoon in Meiji Japan: the diary of Jessie Rhodes.
The Journal of New Zealand Studies in Japan
4(December 1997): 63--94.
(Journal Article)