Professor John Keane is in conversation with Senator Bob Brown, leader of the Australian Greens. This conversation is not meant to be a traditional political interview. It is a discussion between a leading academic and a senior elected representative about...
Read MoreAt the Byron Bay Writers Festival, in conversation with Griffith Review Editor Julianne Schultz, Professor John Keane talks us through the rise and fall of democracies and empires, from a primarily historical perspective. Big Ideas (ABC) Original Link here From the very first...
Read MoreJohn Keane joins a Q and A panel at the Melbourne Writers Festival. Panellists: Former Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser; author Jessica Rudd; author and political historian John Keane; biographer and commentator Christine Wallace; and Chris Berg, research fellow with the Institute...
Read MoreAugust 2 2010 Byron Bay Writers Festival for FORA.tv ...
Read MoreDeze week de vraag of de democratie nog te redden is. Het geloof in politiek en politici lijkt immers niet bepaald toe te nemen. Moeten we, om de belangrijke beslissingen te nemen waar de huidige multi-crisis om vraagt, misschien naar...
Read MoreEn su celebrado libro Life and death of democracy el profesor Keane de la Westminster University afirma que la democracia representativa no nació en Inglaterra sino en las Cortes Leonesas de 1188. El escritor Juan Pedro Aparicio relata el magno...
Read More4 October 2009 IQ2 Australian Debate Winston Churchill famously said that democracy was the worst form of government - except for all the others that have been tried. In western countries like Australia the universal good of democracy is simply assumed. But...
Read MoreWe fight wars to defend it, vote to uphold it and pride ourselves upon it. But what's so good about democracy? In this wide ranging talk, Professor John Keane, author of "The Life and Death of Democracy", discusses the history of...
Read MoreIn this conversation with Lindsay Tanner MP, John Keane addresses some of the misunderstandings and misconceptions of democracy and looks to its future, in Australia and abroad. Melbourne Writers Festival, August 2009 See the original link here...
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