Dr Keir Reeves is a cultural historian based at Monash University in Australia where he is a Senior Monash Research Fellow at the National Centre for Australian Studies in the School of Journalism, Australian and Indigenous Studies. In 2013 he is a Visiting Fellow at Clare Hall Cambridge and is also a Visiting Researcher in the McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research where he is working with the Cambridge Heritage Research Group. Keir co-edited (contributing) Places of Pain and Shame Dealing with ‘difficult heritage’ (Routledge, 2009) with Bill Logan and more recently has contributed to the Bruce Scates led Anzac Journeys: Walking the Battlefields of the Second World War (Cambridge University Press, forthcoming August 2013).
