AQ: Australian Quarterly – January 2019
AQ: Australian Quarterly – January 2019
English | 48 pages | True PDF | 6.2 MB
English | 48 pages | True PDF | 6.2 MB
As AQ enters its 90th year, the world enters another year of political, environmental, and social uncertainty.
Under the weight of scrutiny, the cracks in the free-market model of capitalism are starting to show. Citizens are beginning to wonder how we can put the person back at the heart of our economies, change is coming.
This is a very forward-focused AQ. We look at how we can restore hope and refresh trust in the systems we rely on, whether it’s the media, the government or the education system.
Leading the charge, Louise Tarrant asks the question, ‘If you woke up in the Australia of your dreams, what would it look like?’ – and finds that hope doesn’t lie too far below the surface.
We also look at modern civics education and the issues around lowering the voting age, and how we can best prepare young Australians to engage with their democracy.
We explore the setting of ethical frameworks around the technologies of the future, the effect of media concentration on our lives, and the need for evidence-based decisions in education reform.
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