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Justin O'Connor
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Professor of Cultural Economy, University of South Australia
Australia
Joined November 2015
RT @TheSocReview: ”O’Connor believes we should view culture as a public service in the same way as healthcare & education. He is unequivoca…
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RT @ManchesterUP: Celebrating 10 years of our Manchester Capitalism series, a series of books which confronts our failing capitalism. Goin…
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@Alex__1789 Depends what we mean by democracy. China is the most effective actor, with state capacity to act and to manage private capital. The West struggles to disagree with Thiel's idea that efficiency and democracy cannot co-exist. A new democracy must come out of an ability to act
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@Alex__1789 @FT Let's go back to mid-5th century BC - oligarchy? But certainly a collapse in any shared project between those in government and those not, exploited by a right repurposing left positions to ride that wave of political anger-tainment that inevitably follows.
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For those in Adelaide on Thursday 21st there's a launch of Ben Eltham and my report on Cultural Employment in Australia, with a discussion from the Reset Collective on the future of cultural policy in this country. @beneltham @satuteppo @tully_barnett
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@Alex__1789 Do it because you have to stop, and think, and make a decision - whatever tool you use.
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@Alex__1789 Well, let's hope we can do it while becoming richer and freer. And if not, well, we're buggered I suppose.
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Yes, looks set to be a good panel, with Kim Williams from the ABC making an appearance.
In Canberra this week for @HumanitiesAU’s The Ideas and Ideals of Australia: The Lucky Country Turns 60. Among all its celebratory and scathing analyses, Horne’s 1964 classic was the first book to articulate a future @AusRepublic. Join me tmrw for this:
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