politics

John R. Waiss | 08 October 2009 | FEATURES |  

tags: Christianity, homosexuality, moral relativism, politics

In an effort to extend charity to homosexuals pressing for the right to marry, some Christians are distorting truth.

Capitalism: A Love Story

William Park | 08 October 2009 | FEATURES |  

tags: films, politics, United States

Is Michael Moore's latest documentary on capitalism sincere or merely clever propaganda?

More to life than GDP

William West | 08 October 2009 | FEATURES |  

tags: economics, family, politics

A report prepared for the French government questions the use of GDP as the sole indicator of social progress.

Neo-conservatism: Irving Kristol’s living legacy

Cas Mudde | 25 September 2009 | FEATURES |  

tags: neo-conservatism, politics, United States

The godfather of America's neocons has died, but it is too soon to bury his movement.

Tough love just for Africa?

Chinwuba Iyizoba | 24 September 2009 | FEATURES |  

tags: Africa, Barack Obama, development, politics

Despite the rhetoric of Western leaders, it appears the West is happy to keep Africa poor to exploit its natural wealth.

Politicians need to inspire passion in education

Don Graham | 22 September 2009 | FEATURES |  

tags: arts, culture, education, politics

Despite the rhetoric of politicians about education, educationist Sir Kenneth Robinson argues that they overlook the need to inspire the passions of individual students.

What to call the media

Sheila Liaugminas | 13 September 2009 | SHEILA REPORTS |  

tags: media, politics

Odd….three times in one day, I’ve heard or read references to the need to stop using the term ‘mainstream media’.

Power to the people

Sheila Liaugminas | 12 September 2009 | SHEILA REPORTS |  

tags: politics, United States

This is community organising with adrenalin pumping.

The right question

Sheila Liaugminas | 11 September 2009 | SHEILA REPORTS |  

tags: Barack Obama, education, politics

It was a bit overstated for the media to characterize conservative outrage over President Obama’s address to the nation’s schoolchildren as “foolish” or overblown.

Ted Kennedy’s ambiguous legacy

Michael Cook | 29 August 2009 | FEATURES |  

tags: Catholicism, Edward Kennedy, politics, United States

For America’s most famous Catholic, morality and politics had little to do with each other.

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