WikiLeaks’ rotten twist of fate
The following words on the subject of secrets and politics were spoken at a recent Sydney...
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Josh Woodward – Already There
Listen to the audio [audio mp3="http://www.johnkeane.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Josh-Woodward-Gravity1.mp3"][/audio] The term minimalism is also used to describe a trend in design...
Read MoreJosh Woodward – Already There Remix
The term minimalism is also used to describe a trend in design and architecture where in...
Read MoreA Murder in Europe
It’s difficult from afar to grasp the depressing scale and depth of European disintegration, so let...
Read MoreMiddle class protest and democracy: Fukuyama and Keane
The political turmoil around the world has a common theme—that democracies are failing to address the...
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Letter from Beirut: democracy’s cross-border hope
Perhaps the only bright democratic light in this dark crisis surrounding Syria is the unexpected growth...
Read MoreCan Democracy Survive a Shrinking Middle Class?
‘No bourgeois, no democracy’ is the racy formulation penned half a century ago by the American...
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Can Democracy Survive a Shrinking Middle Class?
‘No bourgeois, no democracy’ is the racy formulation penned half a century ago by the American...
Read MoreHas democracy reached a tipping point?
A recent poll by the Lowy Institute suggests many young Australians are ambivalent about the virtues...
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Cities in the Future of Democracy
In the midst of a two-party dominated and heavily-scripted federal election campaign, I spoke with the...
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