Continental reactivation and reworking / Активизация континентов и переработка коры

This volume is derived from 'Orogenesis in the Outback', a conference held in Alice Springs, Central Australia in July 1999 under the auspices of the Specialist Group in Geochemistry, Mineralogy and Petrology of the Geological Society of Australia with the support of the Tectonic Studies Group (UK). Many of the ideas, concepts and examples discussed in this volume were first presented at this conference and it's associated field trips, where they generated a great deal of discussion and debate, contributing to a successful and enjoyable experience for all. We hope that this volume will convey these ideas to a wider audience <...>

Holdsworth R.E., Hand M., Miller J.A.,  Buick I.S. Continental reactivation and reworking: an introduction

Houseman G., Molnar P. Mechanisms of lithospheric renewal associated with continental orogeny

Ryan P. The role of deep basement during continent-continent collision: a review

Krabbendam M. When the Wilson Cycle breaks down: How orogens can produce strong lithosphere and inhibit their future reworking

Rey P. From lithospheric thickening and convective thinning to active continental rifting

Lister G.S., Forster M.A., Rawlings T.J. Episodicity during orogenesis 

Holdsworth R.E., Stewart M., IMBER J. The structure and rheological evolution of reactivated continental fault zones: a review and case study

Roberts E.A., Houseman G.A. Geodynamics of Central Australia during the intraplate Alice Springs Orogeny: Thin viscous sheet models

Braun J., Shaw R. A thin-plate model of Palaeozoic deformation of the Australian lithosphere: Implications for understanding the processes of cratonization, orogenesis, reactivation and reworking

Sandiford M., Hand M., Mclaren S. Tectonic feedback, intraplate orogeny and the geochemical structure of the crust: a central Australian perspective

Mclaren S., Sandiford M. Long term thermal consequences of tectonic activity at Mt Isa Australia: Implications for polyphase tectonism in the Proterozoic.

Hand M., Buick I.S. Polymetamorphism and reworking of the Reynolds and Anmatjira Ranges, central Australia

Scrimgeour I., Raith J.G. High-grade reworking of Proterozoic granulites during Ordovician intraplate transpression, eastern Arunta Inlier, central Australia

Parrish P. The response of U-Pb mineral chronometers to metamorphism and deformation in orogenic belts

Manhica A.S.T.D., Grantham G.H., Armstrong R.A., Guise P.G., Kruger F.J. Polyphase deformation and metamorphism at the Kalahari Craton - Mozambique Belt boundary

Zhao G., Cawood P.A., Wilde S.A., Sun M. Polymetamorphism of mafic granulites in the North China Craton: textural and thermobarometric evidence and tectonic implications

Paech H.-J. Pervasive Pan-African reactivation of the Grenvillian crust and large igneous intrusions in central Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica

Cartwright L., Buick I.S., Vry J.K. Fluid-rock interaction in the Reynolds Range, central Australia: superimposed, episodic, and channelled fluid flow systems

Johnstone W.P., Harris C. The effects of early Cambrian metamorphism in western Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica: a carbon and oxygen isotope study of fluid-rock interaction in the Sverdrupfjella Group