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What 15 years of research tells us about ‘nudge’ theory’s promises and politics
					
			
																				
			Stuart Mills		
				
																						
			20/09/2023		
				
		
		
			It’s been 15 years since a particular concept of behavioural science went mainstream. ‘Nudge theory’, the notion that our behaviour ...		
					
					
														
									
								
													
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						The moral case for the Indigenous Voice
					
			
																				
			Russell Yardley		
				
																						
			16/09/2023		
				
		
		
			The question of an Indigenous Voice to Parliament in Australia is fundamentally an ethical matter, though opponents often frame it ...		
					
					
														
									
								
													
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						The limits of liberty
					
			
																				
			Rationale Magazine		
				
																						
			13/09/2023		
				
		
		
			Editor’s note: If you would like to submit a letter for possible publication, please email it to editor@rationalist.com.au. See our ...		
					
					
														
									
								
													
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						MBJ’s view
					
			
																				
			Matt Bissett-Johnson		
				
																						
			10/09/2023		
				
		
		
			See current affairs through the eyes of cartoonist Matt Bissett-Johnson.		
					
					
														
									
								
													
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						Inside the indoctrinated mind
					
			
																				
			Clare Heath-McIvor		
				
																						
			08/09/2023		
				
		
		
			Earlier this year, I wrote here about radicalisation, white Christian nationalism and how the far and extreme right-wing interface. In ...		
					
					
														
									
								
													
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						Familiar words, familiar style
					
			
																				
			Geoffrey Barker		
				
																						
			05/09/2023		
				
		
		
			Some words are like the yo-yo and the hula hoop – they burst into the world as irresistible crazes and ...		
					
					
														
									
								
													
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