Julie Boyd
Posts Tagged Democracy
The Role of Teachers and Textbooks in a Democracy
Posted by Julie in Education, Uncategorized, Writing on January 15, 2011
For full article go to http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/site/entry/teachers_democracy_sudan/ “Knowledge will forever govern ignorance, and a people who mean to be their own Governors must arm themselves with the power knowledge gives.” – James Madison, 1788 This month’s historic referendum will determine southern Sudan’s future, either as an independent country of part of a unified Sudan. Voting ends on [...]
Systemic corruption and bullying dictocracies
Posted by Julie in Articles- Commentary, Articles- Leadership, Education, Sustainability, Uncategorized, Writing on July 29, 2009
Amazing how contrite people can become after they are caught! Bernie Madoff has admitted that he was ‘greedy’- yes he was! Apparently the fact that he has provided some information which may be of use to his victims is a redeeming factor. New Jersey’s scandal has opened a few eyes about the size and scale [...]
RIP Democracy – has NSW joined the ‘axis of evil’?
Posted by Julie in Uncategorized on June 23, 2009
In NSW it seems that the government’s latest tricks are attempts to undermine democracy. While we watch in horror the repression of residents rights in overseas countries, it seems that what we’re being subject to is no less insidious. For the government to introduce legislation to protect developments runs roughshod over the rights of local [...]
Skewering Democracy- Who is Crossing the Line Irresponsibly and What is the Impact on Our Kids?
Posted by Julie in ARTICLE OF THE DAY, Articles- Commentary, Uncategorized on July 26, 2011
Our Harry Potter/FightClub Democracy! Questions from an ‘ordinary Australian.’ (C) Julie Boyd Chris Uhlman tweeted today that Czech President Vaclav Klaus – the man Vaclav Havel once described as a “gangster capitalist,” refused to be security checked at Parliament House which means the ABC are unable to interview him as their studios were on the [...]
Australia, Democracy, Institute for Policy Studies, Julia Gillard, Lindsay Tanner, News Corporation, responsibility, Rupert Murdoch, United States
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