Robert Manne
Dear Mr Rudd: Ideas For A Better Australia
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With the election of the Rudd government, there is revived interest in the nation’s future – both the challenges and the opportunities. What kind of future can we imagine for Australia?
Dear Mr Rudd offers new essays... More »
Whitewash On Keith Windschuttles Fabrication Of Aboriginal History
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An important reply to Keith Windschuttle's, The Fabrication of Aboriginal History, Volume One. Whitewash provides not only a demolition of Windschuttle's revisionism but also a vivid and illuminating history of one of th... More »
Do Not Disturb: The Media And Australian Politics
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At a time when the Howard government has radically narrowed the national vision, the mainstream media has failed to notice or to hold it to account. Do Not Disturb offers diverse and enlightening explanations for this fa... More »
Quarterly Essay 13: Sending Them Home
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In September 2001, Australia became more extreme in its policies toward asylum-seekers than any other Western country. It adopted a strategy of using naval force to exclude unauthorised arrivals by boa More »
Left Right Left
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Anyone who has read one of Robert Manne's newspaper columns or one of his powerful Quarterly Essays will find here a treasure-house of thought, argument and evocation. The perfect book for anyone interested in the key po... More »
The Howard Years
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A powerful collection of essays by Australia's leading thinkers on what the Howard years have meant for Australia, edited by renowned political commentator, Robert Manne. Contributors include: Mungo MacCallum, Judith Bre... More »
The Way We Live Now
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Australia has undergone profound change in the 90s. The way we live and think has been influenced by recession, by the theories of economic rationalism, by the fall of Keating and the rise of Howard, by debates about rac... More »