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Power intellectuals in the Howard era: Guy Rundle examines the role of a powerful group of commentators who have sought to reconstruct Australian political culture. Will this election mark the end of their era, or its ultimate triumph?		Oct 1, 2007	6338
Goodbye to all that: the end of Australian left-liberalism and the revival of a radical politics.	Critical essay	Apr 1, 2007	6362
The limits of modernity: with environmental catastrophe threatening to undermine the very conditions of existence, Guy Rundle looks at the need for reassessment of the basic presuppositions of modernity.		Dec 1, 2006	3244
The cultural contradictions of: Christian fundamentalism: in the second part of his essay, Guy Rundle continues to make links between Christian fundamentalism and hyper-modernity.	Critical essay	Aug 1, 2006	4146
Darfur: a slow genocide.		Jun 1, 2006	430
The Manifesto club.		Jun 1, 2006	428
The revolution will not be uploaded.		Jun 1, 2006	367
The Da Vinci lode.		Jun 1, 2006	700
The cultural contradictions of Christian fundamentalism: many have been caught unawares by the re-assertion of Christian fundamentalism. Guy Rundle looks at the rise of a religious form uniquely suited to contemporary cultural mores.	Critical essay	Jun 1, 2006	4232
Civilisational chauvinism: with talk of a 'long war', the US has committed itself to a high-intensity, asymmetrical war against civilian populations.		Apr 1, 2006	1299
Respec': New Labour's 'Respect' campaign is about filling the gap created by its withdrawal from the democratic socialist impetus of the post-war years.		Feb 1, 2006	1712
Professing ignorance: the case of Andrew Fraser shows the muddied politics of free speech and the university.		Aug 1, 2005	1042
The sleep of reason.		Aug 1, 2005	478
Niger de-politicised.	Brief Article	Aug 1, 2005	334
Notes after the 'settlement': in a shifting global context, the coming transformation of Australia will release the best and worst of us.		Jun 1, 2005	2098
Justice and the Corby case.		Jun 1, 2005	852
Being between life and death: the Schicavo case.		Apr 1, 2005	436
The rise of surplus culture: Guy Rundle considers how consumption's 'soft boom' will meet its limits.	Editorial	Apr 1, 2005	1966
Sontag's passing.	Obituary	Feb 1, 2005	898
After progress? the four questions of global politics.	Editorial	Dec 1, 2004	2024
Human being and abortion.		Dec 1, 2004	745
Notes on the way ahead.		Dec 1, 2004	1583
Unholy family.	Editorial	Oct 1, 2004	582
Terror, power and the new culture of death: in the wake of the Beslan school massacre it is clear that the new rationale for global war is being assembled.		Oct 1, 2004	2547
Prometheus unhinged: Iraq, the ethics of military intervention and the politics of the new century.		Aug 1, 2004	1570
Olympic depths.		Aug 1, 2004	728
Atkins in the super-size era.	Periodical Review	Jun 1, 2004	445
The era of pim fortuyn? Are we on the threshold of a world where cruelty, repression and postmodern consumer culture will live openly side by side?	Editorial	Jun 1, 2004	1636
Military non-humanitarianism.	Editorial	Apr 1, 2004	405
A wilderness of mirrors.	Editorial	Feb 1, 2004	889
OurDoom.	Editorial	Feb 1, 2004	857
The light on the hill, the lamp on the desk & the fist in the glove: Mark Latham has taken the fight to the coalition, but Labor's enthusiasm for authoritarian social policy cannot go unchallenged.		Feb 1, 2004	2185
Arena at 40.		Dec 1, 2003	1760
Wounds above the heart: Keith Windschuttle's Fabrication of Aboriginal History is cutting with the grain of a new Western supremacism that has become explicit since the World Trade Center attack. Hoisted as the ragged standard of the right, it must be replied to.		Oct 1, 2003	7657
Orwell, whose Orwell? On the centenary of his birth, the complexities and contradictions of St George need to be acknowledged, but so too does his status as a radical and revolutionary.		Aug 1, 2003	4938
The question of Cuba. .	Editorial	Jun 1, 2003	640
When the ground beneath divides.	Editorial	Apr 1, 2003	1723
Before the deluge.	Editorial	Dec 1, 2002	807
To the other side of history. (editorial).	Editorial	Oct 1, 2002	484
Breaking the drought. (editorial).	Editorial	Oct 1, 2002	522
Destroying the world to save it. (editorial).	Brief Article	Aug 1, 2002	740
Descant for dog whistles. (editorial).	Brief Article	Aug 1, 2002	675
Can a radically human project be renewed in the twenty-first century? Looking back over the period covered by the first decade of this magazine, we can see the final collapse of a certain idea of left politics that began with the French revolution and the monumental work of Marx. But from within these traditions we can perceive the possibility of a political project that more fully recovers our human being. (Features).		Aug 1, 2002	5295
Leaving them out for the dingoes.	Editorial	Jun 1, 2002	1189
The march of unfreedom.	Editorial	Jun 1, 2002	536
Broken-hearted threnody; the crisis in embryo. (editorial).	Editorial	Apr 1, 2002	1468
The terror pretext; the ALP and asylum seekers. (editorial).	Editorial	Feb 1, 2002	1641
Commonsense and the ALP: now is the time for labor to rediscover what political imagination is for. (features).		Feb 1, 2002	4786
Governed by fear.	Brief Article	Dec 1, 2001	998
Editorial in terror and hope. (The new world order under siege editorial: guy rundle; Geoff Sharp on the new mixing of religion and politics in times of social reformation; John Docker with aphorisms for a despairing age of wandering people, ultraviolence, terrorist states and genocide; Tom Nairn on the revival of apocalyptic nationalism; and senator Bob Brown on nexus between terrorism and war-mongers).		Oct 1, 2001	4370
WAR?		Aug 1, 2001	1591
DRUGS AND THE EMPIRE OF DESIRE.		Jun 1, 2001	2760
AIDS IN AFRICA.	Brief Article	Apr 1, 2001	835
THIS IS THE NIGHT, REMEMBERED IF OUTLIVED.		Apr 1, 2001	4247
FEDERATION AND ALL THAT.		Feb 1, 2001	1569
THE AUTO-VIVISECTORS.		Dec 1, 2000	1161
KOSOVO AFTERMATH.	Brief Article	Dec 1, 2000	807
NOW, S11.	Brief Article	Oct 1, 2000	828
FROM LOG-ROLLING TO THE WHITE HOUSE.	Brief Article	Oct 1, 2000	1004
PRAGUE AUTUMN.		Aug 1, 2000	1452
HACKNEY NATION.		Apr 1, 2000	2462
THE THIRD WAY.		Feb 1, 1999	2340
NOW SHOWING: ABBOTT AND COSTELLO, LONDON STYLE.		Dec 1, 1998	930
FRIENDLY FASCISM.		Oct 1, 1998	1355
Friendly fascism.		Oct 1, 1998	1354
Faces of evil: a reflection on the death of Pol Pot.		Aug 1, 1998	1317
The double-crossing magic of Tony Blair.		Apr 1, 1998	1472