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Sheer survival: choices in war
The recent arrest of Ratko Mladic for war crimes in Bosnia has increased the intensity of the annual focus on the events at Srebrenica in 1995. That...
The man who chose death with dignity
Christian Rossiter died with dignity. In saying this, I do not refer to the physical manner of his passing. Rather, my claim rests entirely on the...
War in Iraq: a just war?
Given the realities of Australia’s alliance with the United States, it now seems inevitable that we will line up as part of the President...
On ethical management
Introduction It may be appropriate to begin by saying something about the nature and meaning of ethics. Quite a few people will automatically think...
Ethics and the free market
We live in a time when economists have been characterised as both the heroes and villains of modern society. Some people treat them as if they were a...
At what cost the nanny state?
To what extent do measures imposed by states rob individuals of their freedom? Simon Longstaff considers why we might shun taking responsibility for...
Wearing the veil in Australia
Many readers would remember heated debates in France following the French government's decision to place an outright ban on the wearing of items...
The Jewish museum
There is at least one event in history that no amount of time should ever cause us to forget and whose relevance is permanent. It is recorded in the...
Coping with freedom
There is an old television documentary in which Malcolm Muggeridge strolls through the Indian sub-continent musing about humanity's future. Most of...
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