Evatt Journal Vol. 17
Vol. 17, No. 3
News & Views
We are ready for this challenge
We'll win, says the new ACTU President, Michele O'Neil
Systematically corrupt capitalism
Evan Jones brings perspective to the scandalous Australian finance industry.
Dental care: the problem and the solution
We can fix Australia's dental health, argues John Menadue.
INEQUALITY
Inequality stocktake ... or snowjob?
Christopher Sheil and Frank Stilwell look inside the Productivity Commission’s new report.
Labour's falling income share and growing inequality
Frances Flanagan and Frank Stilwell introduce a special issue of JAPE.
Vol. 17, No. 2
News, views & papers
The inequality crisis, industry bargaining and the future of the union movement
How wealthy is Australia? Introductory remarks by Christopher Sheil. More →
Industry bargaining is the solution, argues Jo Schofield in the major address. More →
Budget roundup
The make-believe land of Turnbull, Morrison & co., by Frank Stilwell. More →
What the fair go means: full text of Bill Shorten's address in reply. More →
The Evatt artfest
David Stratton opens the Mary Alice Evatt: Art for the People exhibition. More →
The disappearance of art: the 2018 Annual Evatt Lecture by Ian Milliss. More →
Gough Whitlam and the party of the fair go
The full text of Anthony Albanese's Shellharbour address. More →
OECD meets Piketty
Ronald Janssen finds high returns and low investment in the OECD's latest Economic Outlook. More →
Editorial
Vol. 17, No. 1
News & VIEWS
It's time to join the union, says Sally McManus. More →
Brahmin Left vs Merchant Right
Thomas Piketty searches for the response to rising inequality. More →
'Neoliberalism': what's in a word?
Daniel Rodgers sparks a debate over the linguistic omnivore of our times. More →
It’s time for a Human Rights Act
We must do more than protect religion, insists John Menadue. More →
Jim Snow recalls the party room during Paul Keating's government. More →
News on inequality in Australia and elsewhere in 2018 (so far). More →
PAPERS
The sins of a nation, the ritual of apology, the work of repentance
Danielle Celermajer looks into the meaning of national apologies. More →
Tony Jones on Lionel Murphy, ASIO & Croatian fascism
Paul Lynch reviews the first novel by the host of the ABC's Q&A. More →
We shape our cities, and our cities shape us, explains Jenny Donovan. More →
Where have we come from and where to next?
Tackling inequality is absolutely central to good economic policy, argues Wayne Swan. More →
Editorial