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Pluralism as a policy paradigm
In social policy there are no absolutes. Broad labels such as self-determination, mutual responsibility, etc. describe broad policies subject to an integrated and complex web of forces, powers and ci… more →
John Rawnsley
Pluralism as a policy paradigm
John Rawnsley wrote 8 months ago: In social policy there are no absolutes. Broad labels such as self-determination, mutual responsibi … more →
The IK economy, trust, and integrating institutions designed for community safety
John Rawnsley wrote 1 year ago: The 7:30 report conveyed a story (found here) about incorporating traditional methods of dispute res … more →
Craig Emerson, Market Democrats and the IK economy
John Rawnsley wrote 1 year ago: Craig Emerson delivered a speech to the Sydney Institute outlining a broad platform to further refor … more →
The term 'urban Aboriginal'
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John Rawnsley wrote 1 year ago: ABC News reports comments by the dean of Indigenous Research and Education at CDU, Prof MaryAnn Bin- … more →
Designing markets and investing in human capital
John Rawnsley wrote 1 year ago: Progressive think-tank Per Capita have written a memo to the newly elected Prime Minister, located h … more →
Linking the IK economy to responsibility
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John Rawnsley wrote 2 years ago: In recent years there has been substantial debate regarding the roles of rights and responsibilities … more →
Paper: IK, Policy and Economy
John Rawnsley wrote 2 years ago: Last year I wrote a paper for a policy ideas competition open to young people. Criteria was based o … more →
IK economy and development concepts
John Rawnsley wrote 2 years ago: International development concepts are markedly different from internal Australian policy. In part … more →
The 'strong and smart' philosophy
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John Rawnsley wrote 2 years ago: Dr Chris Sarra is a remarkable Australian. The public debate concerning education and indigenous pol … more →
Acculturation and ?
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John Rawnsley wrote 2 years ago: History shows that as our English language evolves new words to describe learned theories and concep … more →
