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May 1, 2003 Trading in Our Health System? The impact of the Australia-US Free Trade Agreement on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme Examines a possible trade-off the Australian Government might be tempted to make in order to achieve a Free Trade Agreement with the US.... by Kamalini Lokuge and Richard Denniss
April 1, 2003 The New Anti-Internationalism: Australia and the United Nations Human Rights Treaty System Explores Australia's current commitment to the observance of universal human rights standards and its relationship with the international institutions established to monitor... by Spencer Zifcak
February 1, 2003 Sunshine, Containment, War: Options on Korea Policies towards North Korea under Bush have been shaped by an imperial and cold war framework, compared to the economic relationship sort by South Korea through the... by Gavan McCormack
January 1, 2003 Putting pressure on rogues North Korea since there withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) has been labelled a ‘rogue State.’ While the US has continued a policy of containment... by Gavan McCormack
February 24, 2002 Cashing in on Koalas Against the approximately $1.1 billion contribution koalas make to Australia's tourism industry, this article proposes leveraging enduring international interest in koalas... by Clive Hamilton
November 1, 2001 With Friends Like Bjorn Lomborg, Environmentalists Don’t Need Enemies Clive Hamilton and Hal Turton respond critically to some of the recent claims made in bestselling book 'The Skeptical Environmentalist' by Bjorn Lomborg, a Danish... by Clive Hamilton and Hal Turton
