Business Spectator
Britain’s debt time bomb is still ticking
It must have been a seminal event judging by the coverage it received in British newspapers.
Month: March 2011
Other publications
Der schwarze Schwan des Multikulturalismus
Die lange hochgehaltene Idee des Multikulturalismus gerät in Europa zunehmend in die Kritik, während in Australien die ethnische Diversität kaum Probleme bereitet.
Other publications
Getting the nanny state out of alcohol retail
Coming from a country where even petrol stations are allowed to sell alcoholic drinks as ‘essential traveller needs,’ I have always found Australian alcohol licensing practices rather bizarre.
Sydney Morning Herald
Should we have an absolute freedom of speech?
When everyone agrees with a proposition, you have to fear that it is meaningless.
Business Spectator
The hysterical republic
The narcissist Germans increasingly behave like ill-mannered children on the international stage.
Speeches
Social impacts of migration – international perspectives
It’s not a great secret anymore that European countries have had very mixed experiences with their immigration programmes after World War II.
Ideas@TheCentre
Getting the nanny state out of alcohol retail
Coming from a country where even petrol stations are allowed to sell alcoholic drinks as ‘essential traveller needs’, I have always found Australian alcohol licensing practices rather bizarre.
Business Spectator
A plan that will damage Europe
You would think that the transformation of the European Union into a transfer union, the extension of the rescue facility for the continent’s fragile currency by a few hundred billion …
The Australian
Most voters just want a pretty face
Sometimes, even a politician’s smile is more important than his or her policies.
Ideas@TheCentre
Politics is just another beauty contest
Voters bias towards more beautiful politicians has long been confirmed in surveys.