Arena Quarterly issue no. 12, 2022
Contents
Title | Author | PagePg. |
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Editorial | ||
Western sentiment and geopolitical reorderings | Simon Cooper | 3 |
Christmans | ||
History and politics in Australian stamps | Humphry McQueen | 8 |
Geopolitics | ||
After Ukraine, might a multipolar world emerge? | Clinton Fernandes | 10 |
Where do Italy's allegiances lie? | Gerardo Papalia | 16 |
Economy | ||
Central banks and consumer fantasy | John Hinkson | 25 |
Why debt is not the main problem | Martijn Konings, Gareth Bryant & Lisa Adkins | 28 |
Region | ||
France and Australia in the age of AUKUS | Nic Maclellan | 32 |
The most underreported region in the world | Susan Connelly | 36 |
Environment | ||
The internal dimension of climate change | Robert DiNapoli | 39 |
Reconciling Indigenous and Western fire practices | Sally Gardner, Danielle Couch, Mick Bourke, Amos Atkinson & Paul Komesaroff | 43 |
Political responses to the rise of climate as super-actor | David Ritter | 50 |
Education | ||
Why mathematics education is failing our kids | Marty Ross | 57 |
Philosophy | ||
Philosophers have been hounding innocents for thousnds of years | Justin Clemens | 62 |
D. H. Lawrence’s Kangaroo at 100 | William Holbrook | 70 |
Memoir | ||
Memory and activism—my father and fieldwork in Turkey | Christopher Mouston | 74 |
Review Essay | ||
Imagining Water Emily O’Gorman’s Wetlands in a Dry Land and Geoff Lacey’s At Home in the Land | Jack Kirne | 82 |
Reviews | ||
Alasdair Cannon’s Holding Patterns | Kathleen Mary Fallon | 89 |
Grand Days For Some James Cotton’s The Australians at Geneva | Alison Broinowski | 92 |
Sanctions as Weapons Nicholas Mulder’s The Economic Weapon | Binoy Kampmark | 94 |
Poetry | ||
Fish Meal / Identity | Anthony London | 80 |
the island / Satisfactory / La Reconciliación | Bn Oakman |