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Attitudes towards protesters show depth of our moral vacuity
The Australian,
31 December 2011
All that is asked of potential moral role models today is that they complain, voice their emotion and make a public statement.
The year when the word ‘progressive’ lost all its meaning
spiked,
29 December 2011
After the events of 2011, radical humanists will have to fight hard to reclaim the p-word.
Forget Scrooge, it’s the scaremongers who ruin Christmas
The Australian,
24 December 2011
One of the most unattractive features of our culture of fear is that it encourages pressure groups to make us scared about people we love and experiences that we cherish.
Exposed: the snobbery and intolerance of the EU elite
spiked,
14 December 2011
The chattering classes’ hysterical reaction to David Cameron’s veto of a revised Lisbon Treaty reveals the dark heart of pro-EU sentiment.
Lecture: Leadership, liberty and the crisis of authority
Centre for Independent Studies,
13 December 2011
Frank Furedi gives the 2011 John Bonython Lecture to the Centre for Independent Studies.
A vision of art for art’s sake, not for measuring individual political agendas
The Australian,
9 December 2011
In the real world art does not in the least resemble the role of a community pain relief assigned to it by officialdom.
Do good, but do it our way
The Australian,
3 December 2011
Volunteering has been turned into an institution that is promoted on the grounds of its benefits for the volunteer and for the community, and its meaning has been thoroughly transformed.
How the EU oligarchy has downsized democracy
spiked,
29 November 2011
ESSAY: So-called liberals and leftists have become obsessed with constructing a political firewall between the elite and the multitude.
Instead of drugs, children need a good dose of parenting
The Australian,
26 November 2011
As far as the American Academy of Pediatrics is concerned you can never drug children early enough.
Leadership, liberty and the crisis of authority
The Punch,
16 November 2011
Leadership has become one of the central questions of our time. Since the beginning of the 21st century, the demand for strong authoritative leadership has been palpable.
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