Arena Magazine issue no. 147, 2017
Contents
Title | Author | PagePg. |
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EDITORIAL | ||
Alison Caddick | 2 | |
LEAD GRAPHIC | ||
George Burchett | 4 | |
COMMENTARY | ||
PROUD TO BE FRACKING FREE A victory for communities and environmental protection | Deborah Hart | 5 |
A TALE OF THE NEW AUSTRALIAN CITY Rough sleeping, real estate, and the right to the street | David Boarder Giles and Anna Carlson | 7 |
THE DESTRUCTION OF MOSUL A US general's view | Vanessa Powell | 10 |
Contextualising the arrest of Kurdish-Australian journalist Renas Lelikan | John Tully | 13 |
THE PRICE OF THE PACIFIC SOLUTION? 'Relieving our present shame', reneging on moral argument? | Klaus Neumann | 15 |
FEATURES | ||
A politics for the new divisions | Guy Rundle | 18 |
URBANISATION AND DISPOSSESSION The paradox of cities for Indigenous land justice | Libby Porter | 22 |
IMAGINING SANSKRIT LAND Religious nationalism and transglobal yoga | Patrick McCartney | 31 |
SPECIAL SECTION: THE CONTEMPORARY UNIVERSITY | ||
The fate of knowledge in an age of innovation | Simon Cooper | 36 |
BRAND IDENTITY The alien spirit of the contemporary university | Lauren Bliss | 40 |
A POST-NEOLIBERAL ACADEMY? Can academics do politics too? | Richard Hil and Kristen Lyons | 44 |
UNDERGRAD LIFE Then and now | Pepi Ronalds | 48 |
VISUAL ESSAY | ||
Pine Gap and Menwith Hill | Richard Tanter | 26 |
ESSAY | ||
LOVING ROUGHNECK John Berger's hopeful body | Barry Hill | 49 |
REGULARS | ||
COMMON TOUCH: WHOSE PROBLEM AM I? Covert ways of controlling others | Mark Furlong | 17 |
POETRY | ||
HAMLET AT THE MODERN UNIVERSITY | Robert DiNapoli | 39 |
JENIN | Micaela Sahhar | 54 |
CARTOON | ||
Matt Bissett-Johnson | ||
CRYPTIC CROSSWORD | ||
Chris Black |