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Arena journal no.4
1994/95: General Issue
ARENA journal
Number Four, 1994/95
Contents
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Editorial |
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At the Centre of Globalization | Geoff Sharp | |
Commentaries: The World at Large |
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The Olympic Games and Global Society | Paul Gillen | |
Learning from Prozac: Depression and Postmodernity | Guy Rundle | |
Trade and Trade Blocs: NAFTA, APEC, and the Rest | Rodney Maddock | |
Resisting Globalization: Alternative Discourse in India | Salim Lakha | |
The Nation and Globalization |
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Nationalism: The Last Rites? | Ross Poole | |
Reconstituting the Nation-State: A Postmodern Republic takes Shape | Paul James | |
Feminism: Theory and Practice |
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Time for Feminist Approaches to Technologies, ‘Nature’ and Work | Barbara Adam | |
Will the New Woman Keep Some of the Old Organs? | Lorraine Mortimer | |
Dilemmas of Postmodernity |
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Postmodern Tension: The Dialectic of PostEnlightenment Thought | Colin Hay | |
Globalization, Postmodernity and the Environment | Arran Gare | |
Symposium: Governing the School |
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Neither Profane Nor Sacred | Philip Wexler | |
Sympathy for the Bureaucrat | Johan Muller | |
Rethinking the Real | Andrew Brown | |
Spectres of Schooling and Utopia | Paul Dowling | |
Articles |
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The Go-For-Broke Game of History | Scott McQuire | |
Perseid Dimensions of the Public Intellectual: George Grant And the Irrelevance of Criticism | Robin Lathangue |