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In The Instrumental University, I arrived at the conclusion that, following Stafford Beer’s heuristic, the purpose of a system is what it does (POSIWID), the Australian government saw universities as instruments of the economy, and increasi...
Treasury’s consultation on the Innovative Business CGT Concession—the carve-out meant to shelter innovative start-ups from Australia’s new capital gains regime — closed on 10 July. The regime the concession is meant to soften became law on...
Andy Burnham looks set to stroll into the Prime Minister’s seat in the United Kingdom, and already seems to be inspiring more questions—which he also isn’t answering—than confidence, given that he’s apparently willing to wait on the sidelin...
After considering Australian defence last week through the lens of Stafford Beer’s heuristic—the purpose of a system is what it does, or POSIWID—I decided to turn the same lens onto Australia’s university sector. After all, we know that a u...
On 2 July, Pat Conroy, Minister for Defence Industry stood at the National Press Club and described, with evident pride, what Australia’s defence budget is for.1 It is for jobs. It is for skills, research, technological advancement, manufac...
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