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Publicly shared intelligence is the gathering and analysis of information of political value that is...
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Aged care provision is a burning issue in Japan due to the country's unparalleled longevity...
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When confronted by terrorism, governments normally respond with repression, which can aggravate the problem. But...
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The Royal Society of London held a scientific meeting in September 2000 focusing on two...
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The Parkin backfire (with I. Murray), Faculty of Arts - Papers (2005)
In September 2005, the Australian government arrested and deported Scott Parkin, a visiting US peace...
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The 1991 beating of Rodney King by Los Angeles police provides rich case material in...
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There are many well-qualified scientists who question long-established physics theories even when paradigms are not...
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Whistleblowing is a form of organizational dissent that is rarely successful, instead usually leading to...
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For critics of the Disney Corporation, the World Wide Web is a convenient medium for...
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Several Australian universities are proposing to introduce use of plagiarism-detection services, specifically turnitin.com, for checking...
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With each death of a US soldier in Iraq and each report about the absence...
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Censorship can backfire because it is usually viewed as a violation of the right to...
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Understanding the dynamics of dissent and heresy in medicine can be aided by use of...
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‘You’ve been working a long time towards a more nonviolent society. What have you learned?...
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Discussions of terrorism usually contain unstated assumptions about ethics, effectiveness and "enemies." These assumptions usually...
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The theory that AIDS originated from contaminated polio vaccines raises a number of challenging issues...
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Electroshock, stun and restraint technologies are often used for torture and as tools of repression....
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Making censorship backfire (with S. Curry Jansen), Faculty of Arts - Papers (2003)
In the age of instantaneous global communications, overt censorship is always a risky endeavor. Attempts...
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Communication is central to the effectiveness of nonviolent action: methods of protest and persuasion are...
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Methods of communication and action on the Internet, such as e-mail, encryption and hacking, can...
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The most common response to the problems facing whistleblowers is to suggest better whistleblower legislation....
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When East Timor gained its formal independence in 2002, an opportunity existed for the new...
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The summary dismissal of Ted Steele from the University of Wollongong in February 2001 was...
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Random selection provides a way to overcome some of the usual problems of citizen participation...
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The terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001 were an enormous setback for the cause of...
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Criticising the existing system seems pretty easy. Lots of people do it. Why is it...
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Nonviolent action - including methods such as rallies, strikes, boycotts and sit-ins - has become...
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There is a distinct difference in the way that different theories about the origin of...
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Most case studies of nonviolent action have focussed on prominent instances of open resistance to...
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Extract from article: Planning. It’s so very logical, sensible and rational. Is it possible to...
Presentations
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Injustice is a prominent theme in the news but there is far less attention to...
