Evatt Journal Vol. 2
Vol. 2, No. 8
News & views
War with Iraq
A condemnation of US policy by the historian of modern warfare, Gabriel Kolko. More →
Nerrissa Bradley reports on Australia's weekend of action against war. More →
Read Sydney's anti-war speeches by Sharan Burrow, Judy Davis, John Pilger, Kassim Abood, Pat Power & Rawan Abdul Nabi. More →
'War' on terror Fran Kelly interviews Simon Crean on the ASIO deadlock. More →
What are we here for? In his new book, Goodbye Babylon, Bob Ellis faces the music . More →
Company tax rorts, fiscal policy, consciousness, and the gender gap. More →
Tony Evans raises some cuts you might not have heard about. More →
Feature
President Bruce Childs, presents his annual report. More →
New papers
The enduring significance of John Rawls
Who's afraid of public debt? Papers from the Evatt breakfast seminar
Different dimensions of debt, by Frank Stilwell. More →
Is zero government debt desirable? by Tony Aspromourgos. More →
Politics & the English language
The times dictate republishing George Orwell's classic essay. More →
Publications
Commonwealth Debt Management Review
The Evatt Foundation's submission to the Costello review of public debt policy. More →
Vol. 2, No. 7
News & views
The academic community says no to war, succinctly
A US-based open letter from 32,000 academics. More →
Too many wars in the history of 'paradise'
The bombing was merely Bali's latest horror, recalls Ilija Trojanow. More →
George Bush channels George Orwell
Can a president be charged with plagiarism, wonders Daniel Kutzman. More →
Lula! Judy Rebick writes. More →
PPPs & neo-protectionism in the UK
Tony Blair only pretends to free markets, says George Monbiot. More →
And death machines were rumblin' ...
Vit Wagner talks to Steve Earle about his stunning new album. More →
John Faulkner reports on the children overboard affair. More →
Feature
Zero public debt & democracy in the global era
President's perspective. More →
Who's afraid of public debt?
Bond traders take on Costello, by Philip Baker. More →
Fred Argy recounts how zero public debt can erode society. More →
New papers
A history lesson on Iraq: the roots of revolt
Al Gore reject the Bush Doctrine. More →
Is paid maternity leave enough?
Nick Sherry's super ideas for Labor. More →
PPPs spread to South Australia
The trouble with PPPs: an un-holy alliance
A Senate inquiry into the GATS?
Publications
It never has been easy: democracy
A sample chapter from Evatt's new book, Globalisation: Australian Impacts (UNSW Press). More →
Vol. 2, No. 6 (supplement)
News & views
Will our leaders get it, wonders Jonathan Freedland. More →
How to cure war fever With the facts, says Simon Tisdale. More →
I want YOU to invade Iraq. More →
Greg Combet on Ansett, Iraq, the Cole Commission, work & family. More →
The historian publishes his autobiography. More →
papers
The public good & public services: what role for the public sector?
Vol. 2, No. 6
News & views
The crisis of American capitalism
It's double jeopardy in the heartland, says Walden Bello. More →
Solidarity, rock 'n' roll style
John Densmore discusses the legendary music and philosophy of The Doors. More →
Privatisation
GATS spells danger, explains Patricia Ranald. More →
Privatisation can be a death sentence, warns the PSI. More →
Kenneth Davidson sums up PPPs. More →
Carmen Lawrence critiques Don Watson's Keating. More →
Bob Hawke and Neville Wran deliver the report on the ALP. More →
Feature
The life and art of Mary Alice Evatt
Bruce Childs and Amanda Lawson introduce Mary Alice Evatt 'Mas' 1898-1973. More →
Melissa Boyde reviews the life and work of Mary Alice Evatt. More →
'Mas': A memoir, by Rosalind Carrodus. More →
New papers
Ethics, politics & mutual obligation
What role for Telstra?
A break-up would be against the national interest, argues Ros Eason. More →
Renationalise (and divest), argues John Quiggin. More →
ALP discussion papers
Nick Sherry's super ideas for Labor. More →
Union: Labor's super policy is naive. More →
Manufacturing matters, insists George Campbell. More →
Publications
Vol. 2, No. 5
News & views
Nasty, brutish and short-sighted
Don't sob too much, says Pierre Tristam. More →
The corporate turmoil vindicates the globalisation activists, notes Sean Gonsalves. More →
It's a crisis born of pernicious conservatism and unadulterated greed, argues Will Hutton. More →
Tassie stays on top, while Queensland slips
Tasmania makes it two in a row in The State of the States 2002. More →
John Harms reviews Stupid White Men More →
Women's suffrage: 100 years on
Today's women must step up, argues Susan Ryan. Look again, replies Tanya Plibersek. More →
High stakes for working women Anne Summers analyses the state of play on paid maternity leave. More →
False accounting disguises tax theft, charges George Monbiot. More →
Another UK rail disaster: not many dead
Following Potters Bar, the New Statesman lashes privatised UK rail. More →
Greg Combet spells out the Australian trade union agenda. More →
Claude Martin looks to the Johannesburg Summit on Sustainable Development. More →
papers
Raelene Frances puts the workers at the centre of the story. More →
Refugees present a moral problem, argues Julian Burnside. More →
Vol. 2, No. 4
News & views
Fred Argy & Frank Stilwell More →
George Campbell, Paul Smith & Gonzalo Villalta Puig More →
Postmodernism: conspiring with the orthodoxy
Death & life: broken-hearted threndody; the crisis in embryo
Black is back, reports Nancia Guivarra. More →
papers
The pathology of measurement: the maintenance of institutional values
Why PPPs are bad for your health
Allyson Pollock and colleagues on the rhetoric of 'risk transfer' in the UK. More →
Workers, women & superannuation
Greg Combet and Diana Olsberg present some of the major issues. More →
Vol. 2, No. 3
News & views
The Blair government: two views from Britain
Jon Cruddas & John Monks More →
The storming of the accountants
The NSW ALP's five biggest challenges
John Yu, Lydia Miller, Tom Uren & Susan Connelly. More →
New papers
No more islands: Human rights & industrial relations
'Funny you should ask for that': higher education as a market
What's happening in the suburbs?
Mark Latham & Brendan Gleeson More →
Vol. 2, No. 2
News & views
Debauching Ministerial responsibility
Another shocking thing about September 11
Tom Uren says let's invest in our future
Margaret McDonough-Glenn More →
Salting the earth: The environmental crisis of salinity in Australia
Papers
My better nature: alone with Darwin
A time for reflection: political values in the Age of Distraction
Financing international development
Tabloid TV meets the ghost of Ern Malley: Struggle Street & the Dole Army