Can Civil Societies Become More Civil?
A Place for All? Comparing Civil Societies in Scotland and Northern Ireland , Wednesday 8th September...
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Reflections on the Transition to Democracy
Draft lecture prepared for the 9th Open Society Forum, Democracy in Europe, in America, in the...
Read MoreWhatever Happened to Democracy?
Institute for Public Policy Research, London, 27 March 2002 Just over a decade ago, talk of the...
Read MoreÜber die Einbettung des Marktes in die globale Zivilgesellschaft
Translated by Philipp Schwertmann for the 2004 Yearbook of the University of Goettingen "Wirtschaft und Zivilgesellschaft" • ...
Read MoreRemarks on Robert Cooper’s Towards a European Army?
There is an old rude saying that diplomats generally have such long noses that they cannot...
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Petro-Democracy?
We respect others' thought as a matter of principle. I believe that if I have the...
Read MoreDemocracy may be heading for extinction
(An interview with John Keane in The Straits Times , Singapore 28 December 2003) One of Britain's leading...
Read MoreLaurie Taylor's BBC Radio 4 Thinking Allowed
Listen to Audio John Keane with Naomi Klein and Neera Cahndhoke, talks of global Democracy deficit -...
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Maralinga’s Afterlife
The Age, May 11 2003 At Maralinga, the British Government treated Aborigines, Australian servicemen and even its...
Read MoreFallout at Maralinga
BBC Radio 4 programme, Fallout at Maralinga, presented by John Keane, 29 April 2003. BBC webpage here For half...
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