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Neighbour, Bad Neighbour: Australia's relations with Indonesia (2006)
$15 + P&H new!
Contributors to this book explore the complexities, possibilities
and pitfalls of the relationship between Australia and Indonesia.
Topics include the nature of diplomacy, East Timor and Papua, regional
terrorism, and the new Australia-Indonesia security treaty. Contributors
are Frank Brennan, John Bruni, Duncan Campbell, Sidney Jones, Tony
Kevin, Peter King, Damien Kingsbury, Adrian Vickers and Richard
Woolcott with a foreword by Mary Bryant.
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Acting on Conscience: How Can We Responsibly Mix Law, Religion
and Politics? (by Frank Brennan) RRP $34.95
In Acting on Conscience former Uniya Director Frank Brennan
tackles these issues head on. He explores some of the legal, moral
and ethical issues that capture the public imagination - and critically
examine the figures in public life who pass judgement on them. The
book was launched at Uniya in November 2006 by Her Excellency Professor
Marie Bashir AC CVO, Governor of NSW.
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Honesty Matters: the ethics of daily life (2005) $14.95
$10 + P&H
This book explores the fundamental qualities of truth and honesty
and whether they have become disposable commodities in our poll-driven,
spin-ridden society. Contributors are Morag Fraser, John Schumann,
GJ O’Kelly, Julian Burnside, William Maley, John Eddy, John
O’Neill, Michael Kelly, Robert Fitzgerald and Drasko Dizdar
with a foreword by Patty Fawkner.
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A Fair Go in an Age of Terror (Patty Fawkner ed., 2004)
$19.95 $10 + P&H
This book contains the papers given by the principal speakers
in the 2003 Lenten Seminars, Muslims and Christians - Where
do we all stand?, and A Fair Go in an Age of Terror in
2004. Contributions from some of the 2004 panel members are also
included. John Menadue, OA will launch the book at Uniya's Christmas
Party on 3 December.
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Frank Brennan, Tampering with Asylum, QUP, 2003 (by Frank Brennan)
- out of stock (2006 edition available
from UQP)
Tampering with Asylum: A Universal Humanitarian Problem,
through historical and comparative studies, critiques Australia's
refugee policy and offers a practical blueprint for countries wanting
to humanely protect asylum seekers.
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Refugees, Morality and Public Policy $16.95 $8
+ P&H
This book is a timely publication exploring better ways to protect
Australian borders whilst also protecting asylum seekers. A compilation
of papers from the Jesuit Lenten Seminars 2000 and 2002, it explores
the place of moral argument in the face of popular government policy.
It discusses the contribution citizens can make to better policy
without being sidelined as do-gooders. Contributors include Lowitja
O'Donoghue, John Menadue, Neville Roach, the Hon Jim Carlton, Professor
Hilary Charlesworth, Frank Brennan SJ and Mark Raper SJ.
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Legislating Liberty
Frank Brennan SJ - out of stock
Frank Brennan draws on his experience of examining the US Bill of
Rights as a Fulbright Visiting Fellow. The book explores a number
of themes, including but not limited to, euthanasia, abortion, morality
and the law; protection of individual rights; free speech and Aboriginal
self-determination.
One Land, One Nation, Mabo - Towards 2001
Frank Brennan SJ $10 + P&H - limited stock
This book provides an explanation of the legal and social implications
of the Mabo decision. It also explores the backroom negotiations,
stalled promises and the groundbreaking litigation of the Mabo case.
Reconciling our Differences
Frank Brennan SJ $10 + P&H
- limited stock
A collection of short papers representing perspectives considered
fundamental to the successful realisation of Aboriginal Land Rights.
Sharing the Country
Frank Brennan SJ $10 + P&H
- limited stock
This work explains the social justice and legal developments required
to create an agreement between black and white Australia. The implications
of the Mabo decision are examined in depth.
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Audio Visual Materials
The Australian Social Conscience series
A set of seven videos of the Jesuit Sesquicentenary program. The
seminar series probes and encourages discussion by people of good
will on Australian values in relation to personal well-being and
social justice, religion, the State, science, technology, education
and the arts.
Cost: $10 per video | $50
per set (GST inclusive) + P&H - limited stock
Video 1, Lecture One: Australian Values. Key Speakers: Sir William
Dean, Sir Gerard Brennan AC, Ms Morag Fraser, Peter Steele SJ.
Video 2, Lecture Two: Personal Wellbeing. Dr Patricia Brennan,
Professor Kevin Hart, Andrew Hamilton SJ.
Video 3, Lecture Three: Science and Technology. Dr Bernadette Tobin,
Dr Peter McCullagh, Bill Uren SJ.
Video 4, Lecture Four: Religion and the State. Justice Sue Kenny,
Mr Fred Chaney, Frank Brennan SJ.
Video 5, Lecture Five: Education. Deidre Rofe IBVM, Professor Kevin
Lee, Greg O'Kelly SJ.
Video 6, Lecture Six: The Arts and Entertainment. Mr Bruce Dawe,
Rosemary Crumlin RSM, Michael McGirr.
Video 7, Series Highlights.
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