When PM Howard referred to Australia early in 2002 as a 'truly modern nation', he was alluding to a conflation of culture, technology, economic organisation and social ideology. Yet lying just below the surface were a series of policy and social initiatives that were giving concrete form to this presentation. Modernity has been presented as either a purely western structure of thought and pract...

Ukraine and Russia’s military conflicthave put Ukraine's past reforms under the spotlight. Foreign domestic policy made after nation’s independence in 1991 are believed to have triggered operation. It was aimed maintainRussian strategic economic presence region. acts as a proxy for western nations such United States this conflict. In decade, has steered developments away from Russian circle of ...

Keynesianism is a form of neoclassical liberalism which distinguishes itself from contemporary neo-liberalism by a higher realism regarding the limits of its theoretical analysis of unemployment. However, both Neoclassicals and Keynesians think it possible, after an accurate diagnose of the problem, to find out the appropiate recipees to cure unemployment in the framework of the capitalist syst...

This article gives an overview of 4 important lacunae in political liberalism and identifies, in a preliminary fashion, some trends in the literature that can come in for support in filling these blind spots, which prevent political liberalism from a correct assessment of the diverse nature of religious claims. Political liberalism operates with implicit assumptions about religious actors being...

This paper sets the context for questions covered in Education Sciences Special Issue: Regulation and Ethical Practice Educational Research: What are appropriate ethical appraisal approval practices particular contexts? How can ethics committees effectively support educational researchers research? To do so, argues a democratising of regulation practice research, which includes decolonization a...

Since the end of Bretton Woods system and stagflation 1970s, transatlantic core, under leadership United States America, has been trying to expand its model free market capitalism embracing every part globe, while addressing domestic overaccumulation crisis. This article follows a historical methodological perspective draws from concept Uneven Combined Development (UCD), which helps us consider...

The purpose of this paper is to explore the political and economic implications CPEC (China Pakistan Economic Corridor) look into new opportunities for Pakistan. has provided with enhance cooperation China, Russia CAR states regarding energy, security requirements. changed its approach from pure realism neo-liberalism in international policies. This providing foreign policy options it tilting t...

This article revisits the long-standing question of the relations between ethics and politics in Machiavelli's work, assessing its relevance to the 'liberalism of fear' in particular in the work of Judith Shklar, Bernard Williams and also John Dunn. The article considers ways in which Machiavelli has been a 'negative' resource for liberalism - for instance, as a presumed proponent of tyranny; b...

Abstract Nineteenth-century liberalism within the Church of England together with opposition Anglo-Catholic and Evangelical wings church created a confusing volatile religious environment for many its adherents. In twentieth-century English modernism, adding scientific naturalism to mix, rejected Christian creedal assertions which were seen as mere dogmatism. As century progressed Anglican scho...