Australia has found a politically viable way of keeping the state relatively small.

Behavioural economics does not justify depriving individuals of choice.

The new industrial relations system is already causing problems, but the worst may be yet to come.

The Jewish people offer a guide to how a distinct Aboriginal cultural identity can be maintained in the modern world.

Recent Catholic social teaching suggests a new theological engagement with markets.

The global financial crisis has distracted attention from impediments to international trade.

Michael Evans explains the complexities of counterinsurgency to Sergei DeSilva-Ranasinghe

What Were They Thinking? The Politics of Ideas in Australia By James Walter with Tod Moore (UNSW Press, 2010.)

Goodbye to All That? On the Failure of Neo-Liberalism & the Urgency of Change Edited by Robert Manne and David McKnight (Black Inc. Agenda, 2010.)

The Flight of the Intellectuals By Paul Berman (Scribe Publications, 2010.)

Hawke: The Prime Minister By Blanche d’Alpuget (Melbourne University Press, 2010.)

The Last Intellectuals: Essays on Writers and Politics By Peter Coleman (Quadrant Books, 2010.)

The Myth of the Rational Market: A History of Risk, Reward and Delusion on Wall Street By Justin Fox (HarperBusiness, 2009.)

Response to ‘Grape Grubbers’ article From Stephen Strachan
Winemakers’ Federation of Australia