Social democracy is not enough Drew Hutton proposes that leftists who care more about the loss of coal mining jobs than reducing carbon emissions can
When the music stops Kenneth Davidson provides some reasons why we need a carbon tax: to make the polluters feel the cost of their
A politics of climate change Michael Pusey wants climate change to drive a meaningful consensus for new politics, policies and programs. He urges us to
Less comfortable for some… David Ritter argues that climate change and environmental degradation have no value-neutral solutions, and that each potential policy prescription is
Ideologies after the age of progress David West takes a peep through the ‘sustainability looking glass’ to reveal a brave new world in which today’s conservatives
What comes after neoliberalism? Reframing markets Lindy Edwards suggests that new understandings of the strengths and weaknesses of markets allow progressives to look at economic growth
Thinking about a new progressive vision David McKnight, co-convenor of the New Politics Seminar, makes the case for a new social vision – one that addresses
Diversity – the Republican Perspective Geoff Boucher examines problems of social cohesion in multicultural societies. He argues that just defending the liberal multicultural model is
Human Rights Consultations: More wrongs than rights Larissa Behrendt points out that once again Indigenous Australians are the losers in the National Human Rights consultations.
