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Embracing multilateralism

A commitmentIn an interconnected global community, Australia cannot afford to be cutting her connections. Can we be selective in when and how we choose to embrace...

Declining trade union membership

Trade union rightsTrade unions rights are restricted by an array of anti-union laws that limit trade union power. It is self evident that trade union power and membership numbers...

Australian television content

The new culture vulturesOverviewThe provisions of the Australia - United States of America Free Trade Agreement (AUSFTA) that apply to the cultural and audiovisual sectors of the...

A Trojan horse?

The US pharmaceutical industry's trade 'breakthrough'Why does US trade representative Bob Zoellick believe the free trade deal with Australia is a 'breakthrough' for the US...

A completely misleading description

The US-Australia free trade agreementThe main points of this submission are:1. The most important distortions of agricultural trade practised by the US are unaffected by the FTA...

The truth about WMD in Iraq

WMD in Iraq: Evidence and ImplicationsIn a new report, WMD in Iraq: Evidence and Implications, Carnegie authors Jessica Mathews, George Perkovich, and Joseph Cirincione outline...

The myths of PPPs

Paying for private profitA large body of government and private sector reports has been generated by the emergence of PPPs. Little of it is objective and it depends on the vested...

Recognising Mary Alice Evatt

2003 NSW History Fellowship Winner: Dr Melissa BoydeDr Melissa Boyde has been awarded the New South Wales 2003 History Fellowship to enable her to research the life and work of...