Griffith Review
Surviving: Griffith Review 35
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Matthew Condon, Sophie Cunningham, David Francis, Michael Gawenda, Tom Griffiths, Ashley Hay, Lloyd Jones, Ian Lowe and Kathy Marks
At times it feels like we are unwilling participants in a never-ending disaster movie, b... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 34: The Annual Fiction Edition
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Griffith REVIEW's highly anticipated third annual new fiction collection explores islands, both geographical and personal.
This assortment of new fiction from the best emerging and established writers from Australia and ... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 33: Such Is Life
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Carrie Tiffany, Frank Moorhouse, Debra Adelaide, Raimond Gaita, Lloyd Jones, Maria Tumarkin, Marion Halligan, Peter Bishop, Sheila Fitzpatrick, John Tranter and more
Whatever you call it—memoir, personal essay, biography... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 32: Wicked Problems, Exquisite Dilemmas
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Anyone who has attempted a crossword understands wicked problems. One letter wrong and the whole solution collapses, and what was elegant becomes a mess.
So too in life: as complexity increases, so does the number of var... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 31: Ways Of Seeing
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The big dilemmas of the day resist resolution. For decades we have relied on economics, science and the law for answers to pressing problems. But economics is not as rational as we hoped, science not as certain—even the ... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 30: The Annual Fiction Edition
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Griffith REVIEW’s second annual fiction collection will focus on the Pacific region: from the Americas to Asia, the Pacific islands, New Zealand and Australia. What binds us? What pulls us apart?
As economic, political... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 29: Prosper or Perish
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If Australia’s population is to almost double by 2050, we face challenges of extraordinary dimensions—economic, social and environmental. Coping with this growth demands visionary planning and insights from the rich hist... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 28: Still The Lucky Country?
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Australia’s good fortune seems inexhaustible. Is it a product of luck, or of initiative and good governance? Is Australia still the lucky country? This edition of Griffith REVIEW explores Australia now—the sources of pow... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 27: Food Chain
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We are what we eat—and in an era of climate change, food is the canary in the mine. Prices are rising, droughts and storms are affecting farmers, and the global model of food production is under challenge. Food Chain exp... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 26: Stories For Today (The Fiction Issue)
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A new world is taking shape, driven by globalisation and the increasing complexity of our era. We are at a point in history where the artists and story tellers are best placed to define us to ourselves.
Stories for Today... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 25: After The Crisis
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Recessions change countries. The global financial crisis will change the world.
Corruption at the heart of the banking system triggered this crisis. In an interconnected world it spread like a pandemic, with remarkable s... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 24: Participation Society
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Major changes of direction that affect whole societies occur very rarely. We are on the cusp of an epochal change which promises to transform the world as we have known it. The reaction to the global financial crisis and... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 23: Essentially Creative
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When the Prime Minister included the arts and creativity in the 2020 Summit in early 2008, it was more than political window-dressing with famous actors. It was a sign that after a decade artists, actors, writers and oth... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 22: Money Sex Power
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Money makes the world go around, but when it stops the consequences are profound - from Masters of the Universe who lose their magical touch, to remote communities where the unwritten laws of money, sex and power are cha... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 18: In The Neighbourhood
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Australian engagement with Asia is the key to the future. Understanding how the region has changed and our place in it goes beyond business to questions of identity. Kevin Rudd's vision of Australia as a lynchpin in the ... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 20: Cities On The Edge
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Most people now live in cities which are increasingly under
stress. Making cities more liveable, more sustainable and more fun
is the challenge of the next decade.
The lead essay is by the most outstanding young urban p... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 21: Hidden Queensland
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The election of the Rudd Government signals a momentous change in Australia: real political power moved north for the first time. Modern Queensland is a product of its past as well as the profound transformation and rapi... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 16: Unintended Consequences
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Noel Pearson, Australia's most innovative and important
Aboriginal leader, writes the lead essay which will break new
ground and set the agenda for the next forty years of indigenous
relations.
Some of the best writers ... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 8: People Like Us
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People Like Us presents a completely new take on the nature of social divisions in Australia, with stories that take the reader inside particular communities. Packed with tales of colliding worlds, Griffith Review 8 conf... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 13: The Next Big Thing
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The Next Big Thing is a unique insight into the times, through the eyes of a new generation of writers and thinkers. Australia's leading agenda-setting journal, Griffith Review, showcases fresh, critical perspectives of ... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 3 Webs Of Power
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The internet has changed the way we think. Elites are pass ; networks are the new webs of power. Griffith Review: Webs of Power explores the way networks exert influence. From the revolving door or politics to the junior... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 14 The Trouble With Paradise
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The paradise myth has shaped civilisations for centuries.
The quest for paradise on earth knows no bounds – repeated over and over, until it is now little more than an advertising slogan.
When Christopher Columbus firs... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 12 Hot Air Fossil Fuels
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Climate change is the greatest challenge confronting the world.
Extreme weather events and battles over resources increase a sense of foreboding and highlight the urgent need to find sustainable solutions.
In a remarkabl... Buy or find out more →
Griffith Review 19: Re-imagining Australia
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Irrespective of the outcome of the election, Australia in 2008 will be a different place, more open to new ways of thinking. Essays in Reimagining Australia predict the big trends that will shape this country in the futu... Buy or find out more →