Opinion
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Kosovo, FYROM and NATO
An unstable state attempts to secure a future through NATO and by appropriating the history of others.
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Reflections on Australia Day
National anniversaries such as Australia Day find most of us celebrating the public holiday on the 27th rather than the actual day of January 26th.
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Where does the west begin and end in education?
Fotis Kapetopoulos pulls apart the announcement of the review the national school curriculum in this week’s opinion piece.
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Retaining migrants history into school curriculum
The Abbott govt is officially reviewing the national school curriculum in order to address ideological “partisan bias” according to the Education Minister
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2014: Europe as the problem
The dominant narrative of the crisis emerged from a view of Europe that existed before 2008.
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Leadership in Australia
In his book, George Megalogenis asks if Australia, a country of 23 million people that produces only 2 per cent of the world’s GDP, can become a global role mode.