Arena Quarterly issue no. 3, 2020
Contents
Title | Author | PagePg. |
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Editorial | ||
Defence After the Rise of China | John Hinkson | 2 |
World | ||
War Within, Rot Without The collapse of Australian party politics | Guy Rundle | 4 |
Pandemic Capitalism The Great Depression to come? | Joe Collins | 12 |
Fuelling 'The China Threat' Perception and hypocrisy as we rush to supplicate the other superpower | Scott Burchill | 18 |
Monuments, memorials and residues of war in Sri Lanka's north | Lia Kent | 26 |
Inland | ||
The politics of Indigenous vulnerability and extracted futures in northern Australia | Lisa Stefanoff | 32 |
'Vernacular violence' in COVID-19 quarantine and detention hotels | Claire Loughnan | 39 |
This Is Water Life on the Darling-Baaka | Dan Schulz | 47 |
Essay | ||
Cultivating new democratic systems based on ecology itself | Tim Hollo | 53 |
Arena Essay | ||
Against Resilience How did the capacity for bouncing back from adversity turn into a technocratic burden? | Paul James | 62 |
Considerations | ||
Stop Press Farewell to Arena Printing | Guy Rundle, Melinda Hinkson and Simon Cooper | 70 |
Arts and Culture | ||
The political abandonment of the arts may be positive for artists | Justin Clemens | 78 |
Review Essay | ||
Make or Mar Hilary Mantel's The Mirror and the Light | Valerie Krips | 90 |
To Let Things Live Anthropology, images and the breach of distance | Melinda Hinkson | 95 |
Poetry | ||
To the Tune of ‘On the Road Somewhere’ | Kevin Hart | 86 |
To the Tune of ‘Fahet uns die Füchse’ | 87 | |
Trench Art | John Falzon | 88 |
All I think about is Jacqueline | 88 | |
The duende came | 89 | |
Trench Art | 89 |