The Inception of Criminal Deportation in Colonial Australia

该项目旨在对殖民时期澳大利亚的刑事驱逐进行首次全面研究。预期成果包括对自由抵达的殖民者的新知识，他们在澳大利亚殖民地内受到审判，被判处运输和刑事驱逐出境。该项目涵盖历史学和犯罪学的学科，开发了一个新的方法框架，旨在促进对导致刑事驱逐出境的社会态度，制度和环境的重要见解。这应该通过阐明澳大利亚刑事驱逐出境做法的未探索的深刻历史提供显着的好处。该项目还旨在保护作为国家历史基础的脆弱的殖民文献。

This project aims to undertake the first comprehensive study of criminal deportation in colonial Australia. Expected outcomes include new knowledge on freely arrived colonists who were tried, sentenced to transportation, and criminally deported within the Australian colonies. The project spans the disciplines of history and criminology, developing a new methodological framework that aims to facilitate important insights on the societal attitudes, systems, and circumstances that led to criminal deportation. This should provide significant benefits by articulating the unexplored deep history of Australian criminal deportation practices. The project also aims to preserve fragile colonial documents foundational to the nation’s history.