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Baby Boomers = The Y Me Generation
I never met my great grandmother: a Russian lady, who fled to the Arts to survive a Revolution. A woman who had to leave one son in Russia and venture across hostile waters to the far reaches of Australia, and become Italian, when she married (for the third time) motivated by nothing more than convenience, so her two ‘Australian’ charges
Read moreGender, Sexuality and Security
A friend recently commented how nervous he became, anytime ‘The Feminists’ got started in a class discussion. Having had the recent privilege of sitting in a three hour seminar about Gender, Sexuality and Security, led by Dr Adam Kamradt-Scott and featuring guest lecturer Dr Megan MacKenzie, of the Government and International Relations Department at the University of Sydney, I was intrigued.
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Strategic Europe
What is ‘Rational theory’ of International Relations?
Age has nothing to do with it
A former colleague of mine sent me this clip today. It’s from the UN Climate conference in Rio in 1992, yet it’s message still resonates today. How far have we come really? How much of what she raises remains a concern in the present day? We place ourselves at the top of the food-chain. I guess that’s our inherent arrogance,
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