Insights from Professor Megan Davis on law, democracy and unfinished business.
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What I Am Reading! The problem with reconciliation, the problem with corporate performative racial equity and the problem with patriotism …
Hello to my wonderful (patient!) subscribers and my very, many, new subscribers, paid and unpaid! It has been a busy few weeks with State of Origin 1, NRL Magic Round and the 9th anniversary of the Uluru Statement from the Heart.
Nine yea...
Neoliberalism, reconciliation & (some) elite Allies advocacy for a national truth-telling process
I have been reading American political theorist and Professor Emerita of Political Science at the University of California, Berkeley, Wendy Brown lately. I started reading her work when I was working at Harvard, Brown was recommended to me...
What I Am Reading! Hyperpolitics, Truth-telling and how to Manufacture a Memory and the Failed Australian Social Media Ban
Hyperpolitics: Extreme Politicization without Political Consequences by Anton Jäger
Hyperpolitics is a really good read. I read it in one sitting on a long haul and it was compelling. And useful for those of us who reflect often on organis...
UN alarmed by Australia’s treatment of Indigenous children
Two days ago, the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (known as the ‘CERD committee’) issued a statement under its Early Warning Urgent Action procedure about,
“the persistent overrepresentatio...
Ole Uncle Gerry Mander is back: Voting, Maps, and Callais
I am back in the States 🇺🇸 The big news here in the US is that SCOTUS has handed down a major decision weakening the Voting Rights Act of 1965, a landmark law designed to stop racial discrimination in voting.
I am back in the States 🇺🇸...
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I write about Australian law, Australian history, Australian politics and the Australian economy. Bok Visiting Professor, UPenn Carey Law, 25-26. Balnaves Chair in Constitutional Law, UNSW Sydney. Harvard Whitlam Fraser Australian Chair, 24-25.
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