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Reality check: Is Sydney actually “full”?

By Kim on July 26, 2010

Ever since the Penrith by-election, we’ve been hearing endlessly about Western Sydney as the epicentre of the Australian political nation. The population “debate” proclaims that we need to “pause” as outer suburban areas groan under population pressure and failing infrastructure. [...]

Posted in Australiana, Brisbane, federal election 2010, Immigration, Policy, Politics, Sociology, Sydney, Urbanism | Tagged Bob Carr, Brisbane, Don Arthur, fear of crime, Federal Election 2010, growth, infrastructure, Lindsay, outer suburbs, Policy, population, Sociology, Sydney, Urbanism | 58 Responses

The Affluenza myth

By Mark Bahnisch on June 29, 2009

Don Arthur wrote an excellent post at Troppo last week, which is an object lesson in how ideological positions collapse when confronted with careful empirical work: Australia is in the midst of a flat-screen TV crisis, says Clive Hamilton. Driven [...]

Posted in Consumerism, Culture, Politics, Sociology | Tagged Blogging, Clive Hamilton, consumption, Don Arthur, housing, Politics, social policy, Sociology | 122 Responses

So what is this thing called 'neo-liberalism'?

By Mark Bahnisch on April 22, 2009

One of the rhetorical strategies employed by people wanting to take potshots at those who sought to blame neo-liberalism for some of the structural and attitudinal causes of the Global Financial Crisis has been to either deny that there is [...]

Posted in Blogging, Economics, Philosophy, Politics, Sociology | Tagged Don Arthur, epistemology, GFC, ideology, John Quiggin, neo-liberalism, Politics, Sociology, Washington consensus | 61 Responses

Wilson/Windschuttle Quadrant hoax: the links continue!

By Mark Bahnisch on January 19, 2009

I feel like I’m flogging a dead horse here a little, but there are still some interesting posts being written on some of the issues arising out of Katherine Wilson’s hoaxing of Quadrant [see past LP posts here]. Most of [...]

Posted in Activism, Blogging, Books, Writers & Writing, Ethics, Media, Sociology, The Web | Tagged Activism, Blogging, blogosphere, Don Arthur, Ethics, hoax, Jason Wilson, journalism, Katherine Wilson, keith windschuttle, margaret simons, Media, media studies, political blogging, Quadrant, Sociology | 23 Responses

Who is Sharon Gould?

By Mark Bahnisch on January 8, 2009

Apparently it’s now the question on everyone’s lips – apropos of the Keith Windschuttle Quadrant hoax. “Sharon Gould” was the pseudonym used by a hoaxer who submitted an egregious article embodying “outrageous propositions” about GM research and splicing human genes [...]

Posted in Blogging, Ethics, Media, Politics, Science | Tagged Alan Sokal, Blogging, blogosphere, Crikey, Don Arthur, hoax, Jason Soon, Kath Wilson, Katherine Wilson, keith windschuttle, margaret simons, Media, melaleuca, Quadrant, Science, sharon gould, skepticlawyer, Troppo

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