The Greening of Democratic Politics
Readers interested in some of the big political ideas and trends of our time may like...
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The Greening of Democracy
This talk aims to provoke discussion about the long-term, ‘deep’ effects of green politics on the...
Read MoreA Short History of Banks and Democracy
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="742"] A sign in New York in 1913 (click to enlarge). Flickr Commons/The...
Read MoreA Short History of Banks and Democracy
Deutsche Bank headquarters, Frankfurt Heike Rehm/flickr The following draft reflection on the subject of banks and democracy has...
Read MoreDoes Truth Really Matter in Politics?
The following remarks on truth and democracy were presented at the opening of a brainstorming session...
Read MoreTibet: or, How to Ruin Democracy
With the Dalai Lama’s visit to Sydney just around the corner, I was naturally drawn to...
Read MoreA Day with Assange
ABC 24 talks to Professor John Keane about Julian Assange's bid for Senate. Professor Keane spent...
Read MoreElection News From Kenya
Strange are the times we’re living through. In matters of democracy, they feature many novel and...
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Lunch and Dinner with Julian Assange, in Prison
Everybody warned this would be no ordinary invitation, and they were right. Three hundred metres from...
Read MoreRemembering Tom Paine
Readers might like to sample the following birthday toast in honour of the English political writer...
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