Quarterly Essay - Australian Book Review.
Peter Hartcher is the political and international editor of The Sydney Morning Herald. His books include Bubble Man, The Sweet Spot and To the Bitter End. His first Quarterly Essay, Bipolar Nation, was published in 2007. READ AN EXTRACT. We hear a great deal about the power and might of the risen China and the man sometimes called its “ruler.
Jonathan Pearlman is the editor of Australian Foreign Affairs and the world editor of The Saturday Paper.He previously worked at The Sydney Morning Herald, covering foreign affairs and politics from Canberra and Sydney.He has worked as a correspondent in the Middle East, and has covered various international stories, including the 2008 US election and the violence in eastern Congo.
Australian Foreign Affairs, published by Schwartz Media, is the country’s leading foreign affairs journal. In a world arguably less stable than at any time since World War II, it examines the most significant global issues affecting Australia.
Quarterly Essay is a trailblazing Australian journal of politics and culture. Each issue contains a single essay written at a length of about 25,000 words, followed by correspondence on previous essays.
Quarterly Essay is an agenda-setting journal of politics and culture. Each issue contains a single essay of about 25,000 words, followed by correspondence on previous essays. QE presents the widest range of political, intellectual and cultural opinion and aims to foster debate. It offers a forum for original long-form investigations, profiles and arguments. Print and digital subscriptions are.
Quarterly Essay is Australia’s leading independent journal of politics and culture. Quarterly Essay is a trailblazing Australian political journal. Each issue contains a single essay written at a length of about 25,000 words plus correspondence relating to the previous issue. QE aims to present the widest range of political, intellectual and.
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Yet, as Robert Manne and David Corlett make clear in this latest Quarterly Essay, the larrikin land of Australia can now, through its treatment of asylum seekers, fairly be said to lead the world in the practice of traditional British justice.
In a measured, considered Quarterly Essay, Grant ponders what potential there may be for co-opting that erasure. He concludes that framing the story as bearing similarities to economic migration.
Moral Panic 101: Equality, Acceptance and the Safe Schools Scandal is the new edition of the Quarterly Essay by Australian author Benjamin Law. The Quarterly Essay, if you dont know is an Australian periodical that straddles the border between magazine and non-fiction book. And I will confess, I am not a regular reader of the Quarterly.
An essay that attempts “to yoke a vast body of historical scholarship that has transformed our understanding of Australian history over the past five decades to the deeper currents of a country.
In Quarterly Essay 64, Stan Grant takes a deep and passionate look at Indigenous futures, in particular the fraught question of remote communities. About the Author Stan Grant is Indigenous Affairs editor for the ABC and Chair of Indigenous Affairs at Charles Sturt University.
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