Leading Us Where?, by John Hinkson
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Political leadership for our times: after Brexit, Trump and Hanson
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Political leadership for our times: after Brexit, Trump and Hanson
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Trump’s success lies in the politics of the personal.
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If the money relation sits at the heart of capitalism, how does its present, twenty-first-century form, digitised and ultra-globalised, break asunder the assumptions and ethics of a given world?
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The wealthy and privileged are opting out of society and social responsibility.
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In Turnbull’s view, terrorists just appear and organise: all we can do is defend ourselves against them. We need good policy over time on social integration and, apart from this, strong security institutions. This is a war debate, or a debate by a society not wanting to think too much about relations with other cultures or institutional development. It is a debate constructed to win an election rather than seriously take hold of what is happening…
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As Malcolm Turnbull faces the reality of an unpredictable public and an imminent election, he is not finding life all that easy.. Being popular without actual policy had only a short term prospect, and most actual policies that are briefly floated turn out to be fraught one way or another. The most exciting of times are hardly straight-forward.
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Join the discussion to find ways to reclaim and reinvent public good universities.
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The Abbott government and the erosion of the rule of law