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Voice analysis

Chris Lloyd
May 25, 2023May 25, 2023
This post is rather long. If you want a point form summary, scroll down to the bottom. Secondly, this post does not represent the views...
Democracy History Indigenous Politics - national Race and indigenous

God defend New Zealand

Nicholas Gruen
April 30, 2021
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6qmdqvItkM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTaw6oQmRdM No folks, that is not a joke. Listening to it on occasion over the years, I've grown fond of the New Zealand National...
History Race and indigenous

White Freedom: a review

Nicholas Gruen
April 1, 2021
I have just finished reading Tyler Stovall's White Freedom and this post is to recommend it wholeheartedly. I first became aware of it on Marshall...
Cultural Critique Democracy Indigenous Inequality Journalism Law Libertarian Musings Politics - national Print media Race and indigenous Uncategorized

The Drew Pavlou case: business with China versus the American lobby

Paul Frijters
May 10, 2020May 12, 2020
In a week from now, UQ student leader Drew Pavlou will face an internal hearing at the University of Queensland to decide whether or not...
Death and taxes Geeky Musings Health History Political theory Politics - international Politics - national Race and indigenous Society

Are drugs the Achilles heel of stagnant inequality?

Paul Frijters
January 20, 2020
[off the cuff research idea memo] There is an uncanny analogy between China in the 19th century and the US this very moment: in both...
Democracy Economics and public policy Race and indigenous

Do Black Politicians Matter?

Nicholas Gruen
January 9, 2018
Do black politicians matter Abstract: This paper exploits the history of Reconstruction after the American Civil War to estimate the causal effect of politician race...
Cultural Critique Death and taxes Democracy Ethics Geeky Musings History Humour Indigenous Life Politics - national Race and indigenous Social Society

Advance Australia Fair: ignore the other national histories on offer.

Paul Frijters
November 15, 2017November 15, 2017
National history is the story that binds ‘us who make up the nation’ into a single entity with a collective memory. It has a purpose...

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