Coming to Terms with the Past: The Puzzling Politics of Memory
Javier Cercas, Spain’s most celebrated contemporary writer, was recently in Sydney, where I had the great...
Read MoreJavier Cercas, Spain’s most celebrated contemporary writer, was recently in Sydney, where I had the great...
Read MoreDoes keeping politics honest with social media matter to you? Professor John Keane investigates how citizens outflank...
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Read More[caption id="" align="alignleft" width="237"] Keith Rupert Murdoch, 2011 DonkeyHotey/Flickr[/caption] When Rupert Murdoch gives further evidence to the...
Read More"Why Democracy", a Greek-language publication by Professor John Keane, published by Nefeli Books (Athens, 2012) More info...
Read More[caption id="" align="alignleft" width="237"] Bob Brown at the University of Newcastle, 1986 University of Newcastle Cultural...
Read More[caption id="" align="alignleft" width="237"] Günter Grass, at the New York Public Library, June 2007 Flickr[/caption] Günter Grass...
Read MoreJohn Keane’s prologue to Ramón A. Feenstra, Democracia Monitorizada En La Era De La Nueva Galaxia...
Read MoreWednesday 4th April 2012: a funny old day, though my field notes record that it began...
Read More“I’m feeling a little delicate”, said Aung San Suu Kyi politely to the mainly foreign press...
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