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Evatt Journal Vol. 5

Vol. 5, No. 3

News & views

US-Iran nuclear row

Amin Saikal assesses Iran's options. More →

Mohammad Sadeghpour speaks for Iranian resistance. More →

No mistakes this time, says Arthur Chesterfield-Evans. More →

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A tale of two industries

Frank Muller on the revival of nuclear energy. More →

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Howard's industrial agenda

Greg Combet's address to the press club. More →

Josh Bornstein on the myth of 'freedom of contract'. More →

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FEATURE

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Destroying Australia's way of life

Howard's productivity arguments are nonsense, says John Della Bosca. More →

Meg Smith analyses implications for equal pay and gender equity. More →

Justine Evesson's notes from the front line. More →

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PAPERS

The right to strike in Australia

Chris White assesses Australia's labour law against international standards. More →

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Globalisation, revisited

Is the concept now meaningless, asks Christopher Sheil. More →



Vol. 5, No. 2

News & views

Farewell Hitch

George Scialabba on Christopher Hitchens. More →

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Labor & the future

Sol Encel looks into the abyss. More →

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The heat is on

John Howard lacks ticker on climate change, says Anthony Albanese. More →

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Economics

Linda Weiss & colleagues on the US-Australia 'free' trade deal. More →

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What is it with the 'New' Tassie?

It's the culture, stupid, says Stewart Prins. More →

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FEATURE

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Industrial Warfare

President's perspective, by Bruce Childs. More →

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Preparing for conflict

A fair day's pay: goodbye to all that, says Sharan Burrow. More →

Coming soon, warns Warwick McDonald: workplace survivor. More →

Chris White surveys the political basis for direct action. More →



Vol. 5, No. 1

News & views

Iraq's election

Hold the hoopla, warns Juan Cole. More →

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Pre-emptive Invasions

The report on UN reform is good value, argues John Langmore. More →

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Australia's Kyoto paradox

Yes, it starts Wednesday, and Australia's not playing, to its detriment, says John Merson. More →

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Why consultants lie

Peter Griffiths introduces his acclaimed book on hunger and the World Bank. More →

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The tragedy of economics

The discipline is retreating to fantasy, argues Edward Fullbrook. More →

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Demolishing medicare

You don't have to be a genius, says Maurie Mifsud. More →

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Peace building in West Papua

Michela Noonan reports on the West Papua Project. More →

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Feature

The coming conflicts

President's perspective, by Bruce Childs. More →

Workers in Howard's sights

Howard's isolating workers, alerts Sharan Burrow. More →

Doug Cameron surveys the labour movement's task. More →

Freedom of contract zealots are mistaken, explains Stuart Macintyre. More →​

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NEW PAPERS

In defence of the Doc

Arthur Gietzelt tells the true story behind the outing of 'The Movement'. More →

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