Fareed Zakaria’s Dream
If there was a machine capable of detecting reticence and hostility towards democracy there’s no doubt...
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Europe: the Devil’s New Playground
Shortly after touching down in Berlin last week, I contact a friend who says she’s on...
Read MoreMurdoch’s appearance before the Leveson Inquiry
John Keane remark’s on Rupert Murdoch’s appearance before the Leveson Inquiry ABC 24, April 27, 2012 Watch the...
Read MoreRestorative Justice
Rethinking the history of the impact of representative democracy upon Indigenous peoples. Although the first Australian association...
Read MoreSilence, Power, Catastrophe
In The Fixed Period, the 19th-century English writer Anthony Trollope describes a university college where the...
Read MoreInsights 2012: Silence, Power, Catastrophe
New Reasons Why Media and Democracy Matter in the Early Years of the Twenty-First Century Insights 2012:...
Read MoreRethinking the Occupy Movement
From Tunis to Oakland, Madrid to Athens and Sydney, an estimated 900 major occupations of public...
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Sydney Writers’ Festival 2012
The internationally renowned democracy expert, Professor John Keane, joined a special Sydney Writers' Festival panel discussion on Thursday...
Read MoreEvery Joke is a Little Revolution
Every joke resembles a tiny revolution, George Orwell once wrote. He had a point. Even when...
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