Two years ago I wrote here about how the annual Closing the Gap statements provide insights into the Indigenous policy approaches favoured by Prime Ministers. I noted that it would be interesting to see whether Malcolm Turnbull delivered on the commitments in his first Closing the Gap speech which promised a more inclusive approach, or […]
Using Anarchist Methods in the Social and Political Sciences
One of the most fundamental social issues in previous centuries has been the ubiquitous rise of capitalism around the globe. Paramount to this global expansion has been capitalism’s ability to colonise–and infect–social and political institutions. While the emergence of globalisation has been well documented (and criticised) in the 21st century, approaches that challenge its […]
Conversations with a Terrorist
Last week I had an interview with a terrorist. I really did not know where to start. Before it happened, I didn’t know where it would take place, or who would start talking first. This is how it happened. (In the interests of narrativity, I will use the present tense.) We find each other […]
