Throughout writing the doctoral thesis that formed the basis of this book, I was lucky enough to be supported by a range of incredible friends, mentors and colleagues. Though many friends and mentors left an indelible mark on this book, I’d like to single out several in particular. Like the dissertation before it, this book wouldn’t have been completed without their support, guidance and friendship. Firstly, my PhD supervisors Alison Young and Natalia Hanley, thank you for continually supporting my research, and for your patience and insight. I really couldn’t have wished for two better supervisors, and as I’ve began supervising my own Honours and PhD students, I often find myself asking, ‘what would Natalia and Alison do?’