Edited Books

• Keene, J., Rechniewski, E. (2018). Seeking Meaning, Seeking Justice in a Post-Cold War World. Leiden: Brill. [More Information]
• Rechniewski, E. (2005). Sartre's Nausea: Text, Context, Intertext. Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi.

Book Chapters

• Rechniewski, E. (2024). The New Hebrides and White Australia's "Manifest Destiny" in the Pacific. In Bertrand Bourgeois, Veronique Duché, Jacqueline Dutton, Andrew McGregor (Eds.), Liens franco-australiens. Mélanges en l'honneur du professeur Colin Nettelbeck, (pp. 293-310). Paris: Classiques Garnier. [More Information]
• Rechniewski, E., Graves, M. (2022). "This Day Is Not for You": The Commemorative Displacement of Black Wars in White Australia. In Renee Dickason, Delphine Letort, Michel Prum and Stephanie A.H. Belanger (Eds.), War and Remembrance: Recollecting and Representing War, (pp. 57-75). Montreal & Kingston: McGill University Press. [More Information]
• Keene, J., Rechniewski, E. (2018). Introduction: New Perspectives from the Post-Cold War World. In Judith Keene, Elizabeth Rechniewski (Eds.), Seeking Meaning, Seeking Justice in a Post-Cold War World, (pp. 1-20). Leiden: Brill. [More Information]
• Rechniewski, E. (2018). Resenegalisation and the Representation of Black African Troops during World War One. In Ben Wellings, Shanti Sumartojo (Eds.), Commemorating Race and Empire in The First World War Centenary, (pp. 79-91). Marseille: Presses Universitaires d'Aix-Marseille. [More Information]
• Rechniewski, E. (2018). Why the War in Cameroon Never Took Place. In Judith Keene, Elizabeth Rechniewski (Eds.), Seeking Meaning, Seeking Justice in a Post-Cold War World, (pp. 231-248). Leiden: Brill. [More Information]
• Rechniewski, E. (2017). Remembering the Black Diggers: From "the Great Silence" to "Conspicuous Commemoration"? In Stephanie A.H. Belanger, Renee Dickason (Eds.), War memories: commemoration, recollections, and writings on war, (pp. 388-408). Montreal: McGill-Queens University Press.
• Rechniewski, E. (2014). Contested Sites of Memory: Commemorating Wars and Warriors in New Caledonia. In Shanti Sumartojo, Ben Wellings (Eds.), Nation, Memory and Great War Commemoration: Mobilizing the Past in Europe, Australia and New Zealand, (pp. 189-203). Bern: Peter Lang AG, International Academic Publishers. [More Information]
• Graves, M., Rechniewski, E. (2014). Speculative Geographers: Imagining the Australian Continent in the 1830s. In Renate Brosch and Kylie Crane (Eds.), Visualising Australia: Images, Icons, Imaginations, (pp. 61-81). Trier: Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier.
• Rechniewski, E. (2010). Violence, identity and the postcolonial French state. In Craig Browne and Justine McGill (Eds.), Violence in France and Australia: Disorder in the postcolonial welfare state, (pp. 150-171). Sydney: Sydney University Press.
• Caffarel-Cayron, A., Rechniewski, E. (2008). When is a Handover not a Handover? A case study of the ideologically opposed French news stories. In Thompson, Elizabeth A. and White, P.R.R. (Eds.), Communicating Conflict: Multilingual Case Studies of the News Media, (pp. 25-49). London and New York: Continuum.
• Rechniewski, E. (2005). Avatars of Contingency: Suarès and Sartre'. In Alistair Rolls & Elizabeth Rechniewski (Eds.), Sartre's Nausea : Text, Context, Intertext, (pp. 93-103). Amsterdam: Rodopi.
• Rechniewski, E., Rolls, A. (2005). Uprooting the Chestnut Tree: Nausea today. In Alistair Rolls & Elizabeth Rechniewski (Eds.), Sartre's Nausea : Text, Context, Intertext, (pp. 1-27). Amsterdam: Rodopi.
• Rechniewski, E., Develotte, C. (2002). Expressions de l'identite nationale dans les titres de journaux. In Colette Sabatier, Hanna Malewska and Fabienne Tanon (Eds.), Identites, Acculturation et Alterite, (pp. 273-290). Paris, Budapest and Torino: L'Harmattan.

Journals

• Rechniewski, E. (2022). 'Beatrice Grimshaw: Traveller, Writer and Advocate for Australian Imperialism'. The French Australian Review, 72(Autumn/Winter 2022), 38-60. [More Information]
• Rechniewski, E. (2022). The Politics of Boer War Commemoration in Australia. Postcolonial Cultures: Studies and Essays (formerly Cultures of the Commonwealth), 1(Spring 2022), 67-80. [More Information]
• Rechniewski, E. (2019). The Reception of Louise Michel in Australia. The French Australian Review, 67(2019-2020), 26-45.
• Rechniewski, E. (2017). 1947: Decolonisation in the Shadow of the Cold War: the Case of French Cameroon. Australian and New Zealand Journal of European Studies, 9(3), 52-67.
• Rechniewski, E. (2016). Geographies of Displacement in a Colonial Context: Allen F. Gardiner's Writings on Australia. Commonwealth Essays and Studies, 38(2), 9-18.
• Rechniewski, E. (2016). Representing Conscripts' Experience of Counter-Insurgency Warfare on Screen: Laurent Herbiet's Mon Colonel. Essays in French Literature and Culture, 53(November 2016), 81-98. [More Information]
• Rechniewski, E. (2015). The Perils of Proximity: The Geopolitical Underpinnings of Australian Views Of New Caledonia In The Nineteenth Century. PORTAL Journal of Multidisciplinary International Studies, 12(1), 1-17. [More Information]
• Rechniewski, E. (2014). A Small War in Cameroon. Small Wars Journal, 10(10).
• Caffarel-Cayron, A., Rechniewski, E. (2014). Exploring the generic structure of French editorials from the perspective of systemic functional linguistics. Journal of World Languages, 1(1), 18-37. [More Information]
• Rechniewski, E. (2012). Forgetting and Remembering the Darwin Bombings. E-rea, 10(1), 1-11. [More Information]
• Graves, M., Rechniewski, E. (2012). Mapping Utopia: Cartography and Social Reform in 19th Century Australia. PORTAL Journal of Multidisciplinary International Studies, 9(2), 1-20. [More Information]
• Rechniewski, E. (2012). The Memorial Path from Darwin to Cowra. JOSA: The Journal of the Oriental Society of Australia, 44, 48-64. [More Information]
• Rechniewski, E. (2010). Ambiguity, the Artist, the Masses, and the 'Double Nature' of Language. CLC Web: Comparative Literature and Culture, 12(4), 1-9. [More Information]
• Graves, M., Rechniewski, E. (2010). Essays for an empty land: Australia as Political Utopia. Cultures of the Commonwealth, 17(Winter 2010-2011), 37-51.
• Graves, M., Rechniewski, E. (2010). From Collective Memory to Transcultural Remembrance. PORTAL Journal of Multidisciplinary International Studies, 7(1), 1-15.
• Rechniewski, E. (2010). Remembering the battle for Australia. PORTAL Journal of Multidisciplinary International Studies, 7(1), 1-18.
• Caffarel-Cayron, A., Rechniewski, E. (2009). A systemic functional approach to analysing and interpreting ideology: an illustration from French editorials. Revista Alicantina de Estudios Ingleses, 22, 27-43.
• Claremont, Y., Rechniewski, E., Wang, Y. (2009). Modernism and the City: The figure of the flaneur in three modernist literatures. JOSA: The Journal of the Oriental Society of Australia, 41, 57-73.
• Rechniewski, E. (2009). Quand l'Australie invente et réinvente une tradition: L'example de débarquement de Gallipoli (avril 1915). Vingtieme Siecle - Revue d'histoire, 101, 123-132. [More Information]
• Rechniewski, E. (2009). The Canon: a review of Bourdieu's "Les règles de l'Art: Genèse et structure du Champ Littéraire". Times Higher Education, 26 November 2009(1924), 51-51.
• Graves, M., Rechniewski, E. (2008). Australian War Memorialism and the Politics of Remembrance: From Gallipoli to Long Tan. Cultures of the Commonwealth, 14, 95-106.
• Rechniewski, E. (2007). Imagining the Nation in Early Modern France. Australian Journal of French Studies, 44(3), 185-194. [More Information]
• Rechniewski, E. (2007). Instituting the Citizen in Enlightenment France. Australian Journal of French Studies, 44(3), 267-284.
• Rechniewski, E. (2007). Private lives and national citizenship: The "moral" of Marmontel's 'Contes Moraux'. AUMLA, 107, 25-40. [More Information]
• Rechniewski, E. (2007). The Work of the City: An Overview of Gendered Spaces. Literature and Aesthetics, 17(1), 97-106.
• Rechniewski, E. (2007). When and why did the flâneur die? A modern detective story. Literature and Aesthetics, 17(2), 91-104.
• Rechniewski, E. (2006). The Construction of National Memory in the 'Era of Commemoration'. Modern Greek Studies (Australia and New Zealand), (Special Issue on Culture and Memory), 68-79.
• Rechniewski, E. (2005). Apollinaire: the poet of modern life'. Literature and Aesthetics, 15(2), 49-59.
• Rechniewski, E. (2004). The Significance Of Aesthetic Prejudice In French Enlightenment Commentaries On Human Variety. Literature and Aesthetics, 14(2), 67-83.
• Rechniewski, E. (2003). References to 'national character' in the Encyclopedie: the western European nations. SVEC, 12, 221-237.
• Rechniewski, E. (2003). Social representations and causal explanations: a case study in the attribution of blame. Les Cahiers de lARLI, 11, 99-115.
• Rechniewski, E. (2001). Change and continuity in Bourdieu's theory of the field of restricted production. Rethinking Creative Processes, , 177-191.
• Rechniewski, E. (2001). Crise ou absence de crise : un effet de discours. Mots Pluriels, Dec(64), 7-21.
• Rechniewski, E., Develotte, C., Bethel, L. (2001). Discourse analysis of newspaper headlines: a methodologicalframework for research. The Web Journal of French Media Studies, 4, 1-13.

Edited Journals

• Rechniewski, E., Graves, M. (2010). Fields of Remembrance. PORTAL Journal of Multidisciplinary International Studies, 7(1).
• Rechniewski, E. (2007). Gendered spaces. Literature and Aesthetics.
• Rechniewski, E. (2007). Imagining the Nation in Early Modern France. Australian Journal of French Studies, 44(3).
• Rechniewski, E. (2005). Modernism and the City. Literature and Aesthetics, 15(2).

Conferences

• Caffarel-Cayron, A., Rechniewski, E. (2010). A methodological approach for analysing and interpreting ideology. 35th International Systemic Functional Congress ISFC 2008, Australia: Macquarie University.
• Rechniewski, E. (2007). On a Foreign Shore: Gallipoli and the Australian National Imagination. AULLA Conference 2007, Queensland: Australasian Universities Language and Literature Association.
• Rechniewski, E. (2006). Commemorating Gallipoli foreign space national place. Conference Géographies identitaires.
• Wang, Y., Claremont, Y., Rechniewski, E. (2005). Modernism and the City: the Figure of the Flaneur in Three Modernist Literatures. AULLA 33 and FILLM Joint Congress.
• Caffarel-Cayron, A., Rechniewski, E. (2005). Voices of Fear When is a handover not a handover. 32nd International Systemic Functional Congress ISFC 2005, Australia.
• Rechniewski, E. (2004). Constructing the Nation in the era of commemoration. Modern Greek Studies conference on Cultural Memory.
• Rechniewski, E. (2004). Contempteurs du contingent: Suarès et Sartre¹,. Nausea Today Conference.
• Rechniewski, E. (2004). Private lives and National Citizenship: the moral of Marmontel¹s Contes Moraux. workshop Identity and Citizenship in the Art and Literature of Eighteenth Century France.
• Rechniewski, E. (2002). Being French. International Society fo, Wales: University of Wales.
• Rechniewski, E. (2002). Imagining the Nation: Representations of France and the French in the Encyclopédie. Australian Society of French Studies Annual International Conference, University of Western Australia.
• Rechniewski, E. (2001). Continuity and change in Bourdieu's theory of the restricted field of cultural production. Rethinking creative processes, : Ads & Adea.

Magazine / Newspaper Articles

• Rechniewski, E. (2005). Sartre en Australie. Libération.

Reference Works

• Rechniewski, E. (2008). France. In Herb, Guntram H. and Kaplan, David H (Eds.), Nations and Nationalism: A Global Historical Overview. (Vol. 1 (1770-1880), pp. 169-180). Santa Barbara, California, USA: ABC-Clio.