13 Jul Law & Politics Chomsky’s take on the challenges of our time 13/07/2023 By Reg Naulty 0 comments In Noam Chomsky’s new hard-hitting book, his position is always clear, incisive and challenging. Illegitimate Authority: Facing ... Continue reading
31 Mar History Reflecting on the Russian Revolution 31/03/2023 By Reg Naulty 0 comments The Russian writer Konstantin Paustovsky famously remarked that the great Russian humanist intelligentsia, who included Pushkin and Her... Continue reading
13 Feb Law & Politics The imperfect union of two presidents 13/02/2023 By Reg Naulty 0 comments Joe Biden's relationship with Barack Obama, as explored by Gabriel Debenedetti in The Long Alliance: The Imperfect Union of Joe Bide... Continue reading
24 Dec History Gorbachev’s appeal for peace and freedom 13/02/2023 By Reg Naulty 0 comments As a world statesman and a student of world affairs, Mikhail Gorbachev’s perspective is worth having. His 2019 book, What Is at Stake N... Continue reading
09 Apr Law & Politics A review: The struggle for India’s soul 13/02/2023 By Reg Naulty 0 comments What precipitated Shashi Tharoor’s new book, The Struggle for India’s Soul: Nationalism and the Fate of Democracy, is the path t... Continue reading
25 Feb Philosophy & Psychology A review of Eckhart Tolle’s ‘A New Earth’ 22/07/2022 By Reg Naulty 0 comments The philosophical/spiritual writer Eckhart Tolle has had success beyond most writers’ wildest dreams. His first book, The Power of N... Continue reading
05 Nov History Tolstoy’s last years 04/08/2022 By Reg Naulty 0 comments Tolstoy’s death in 1910 occurred just seven years before the Russian Revolution. His last two essays What’s To Be Done? and I Cannot B... Continue reading
15 Jun History Memories of the factory: The extraordinary war stories of some ‘new Australians’ 04/08/2022 By Reg Naulty 0 comments It was Litchfield Engineering Company, Croyden Park Extension, then an outer suburb of Adelaide, in 1960. My father, who was in charge ... Continue reading