Articles from Arena Magazine (August 1, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
#489df.	Grossman, Andrew	Poem	181
'The Trap': how freedom took over the world.	Zajdow, Grazyna	Television program review	2343
Aboriginal art--a sacred black cow? Robert Nelson answers critics of 'bad' Aboriginal art.	Nelson, Robert		1291
Aboriginal land rights and uranium mining.	Green, Jim		1338
Assimilation for the millennium.	Ryan, Matthew	Editorial	1345
Australia: not so innocent in Iraq.	Doran, Chris		1508
Australian Indigenous art in Paris: M. C. Dillon reads the significance of Aboriginal art at the new Musee Quai Branley.	Dillon, M.C.		1389
Coercive reconciliation: stabilise normalise, exit Aboriginal Australia.	Altman, Jon; Hinkson, Melinda	Book review	182
Coup d'etat, coup de theatre or cloud cuckooland in the Northern Territory?	Jull, Peter	Letter to the editor	870
Documenting our forgotten war: Australia in Afghanistan.	Tanter, Richard		1353
Election talk and Our values.	Scanlon, Christopher		896
Fighting for peace: Alice Coster reports on the conflict between the Shan State Army and Burmese forces.			1400
From here to eternity? A response to Geoff Sharp.	Lavelle, Patrick	Letter to the editor	403
From scholars to entrepreneurs: Simon Cooper discusses academic Darwinism in the age of audit culture.	Cooper, Simon	Essay	2559
Gordon Brown: a pastor takes power: the new Prime Minister tends a fragmenting Britain with a neo-liberal gospel.	Nairn, Tom		2535
History in film: The Lives of Others and Black Book.	Krips, Valerie		1942
Industrial relations kiwi-style.	Lee, Joe Paris		979
Making modernity in Timor-Leste.	Grenfell, Damian		2129
Neither liberal nor conservative: Australia's Postmodern Conservatism: Howard's culture wars are integral to economic liberalism, write Matthew Sharpe and Geoff Boucher.	Sharpe, Matthew; Boucher, Geoff	Essay	3986
Neo-paternalism and the destruction of CDEP.	Altman, Jon		2105
Quiet account of violent times a Jerusalem memoir.	Rosenblatt, Les	Book review	848
Reconnecting nature.	Sampson, John		993
The end of growth: what then? Recognising the pending limits to growth would bring into question the basic assumptions of our social life.	Sharp, Geoff	Essay	3483
The humourless state.	Simmonds, Alecia		1775
We thought we were coming to a democracy.		Excerpt	1128