Publications

Nick Bisley writes in The Conversation (10.11.16) about the uncertain implications of a Trump Presidency for the Asian region, and (by association) Australia’s links with both

In the wake of Donald Trump’s stunning and unpredicted victory in the 2016 US Presidential election, which defied nearly all pollsters’ and pundits’ expectations, Natasha Ezrow

Kumuda Simpson writes in The Conversation (9.11.16) about how the differences between the two US Presidential candidates on key policies are stark, suggesting in particular how

Vincent O’Donnell writes in The Conversation (7.11.16) about how a highly and increasingly polarised media landscape, be it to the left or to the right, is

Zim Nwokora writes in The Conversation (4.11.16) about how, despite most analysis focusing on the rise of Donald Trump as the result of widespread social and

As part of a special series of articles, John Keane and others write in The Conversation (2.11.16) about the rise of populism, and its implications in

John Harrison comments in the Brisbane Times (30.10.16) on the Prime Minister’s recent appearance in Queensland, amid continuing conjecture over his leadership of a fractious and

Robert Manne writes in The Conversation (26.10.16) about the absolutism embedded in an Australian immigration culture of control, in an edited extract of a talk he delivered

The Brisbane Times reports (17.10.16) on Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk’s response to a recent Newspoll which shows electoral support for the One Nation party rising noticeably since

John Harrison comments in the Brisbane Times (16.10.16) on recent admissions by former Premier Campbell Newman of the mistakes his government made while in office. These

Ian Verrender comments on the ABC’s website (10.10.16) that, in light of the UK’s Brexit vote earlier this year, and with Donald Trump’s continuing ‘shake-up’ of

Madonna King comments in the Brisbane Times (5.10.16) on the likelihood that the One Nation Party will play an influential role in the next state election,