by Frank Stilwell | Jun 26, 2003 | Papers
This year’s federal budget got a generally positive response from the media. ‘A tax cut for every Australian’ headlined the Sydney Morning Herald the following day, followed by ‘Surprise handout sweetens health and education overhaul’....
by Norman Madarasz | Jun 26, 2003 | Papers
Plato, Leo Strauss & Allan BloomLe Monde. In these days of cowardly journalism, it would be far too normal to let credit not lie where it is due.The fact remains that the most extensive study of the background to the neoconservative Project, their New American...
by John Langmore | Jun 26, 2003 | Papers
… the United Nations shall promote: (a) higher standards of living, full employment, and conditions of economic and social progress and development;- Charter of the United Nations, Article 55The principal political institution at the heart of global governance, the...
by Martha Nussbaum | Jun 26, 2003 | Papers
Rules for the world stageThere once was a noble vision of what the world of international relations can be. In recent weeks this vision, once nearly realised, has receded from view, so much so that we might forget that human beings ever had such a dream. The idea I...
by Roy Green | May 7, 2003 | Papers
Review articleWhile many books written on the US economy and labour market of the 1990s have been superseded by events, Working in America: A Blueprint for the New Labor Market is unlikely to be one of them. The authors – Paul Osterman, Thomas A Kochan, Richard...
by Patricia Ranald | May 7, 2003 | Papers
The US Free Trade Agreement and the GATSUS FTA: trading Australia away?Negotiations for an Australia-US Free Trade Agreement started on March 17 in Canberra, two days before the invasion of Iraq. This is despite the fact that the government’s own FTA background...
