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Notes on America: Religion at Ground Zero and Biotech Perceptions
2 September 2010
In this edition:
- Ground Zero Mosque must go ahead, says God’s biographer
- Perception meets the reality of biotech innovation
- The Campaign Tapes: Iowa’s man with multiple perspectives
- Events and commentary Read More
Notes on America: Foreign policy limits, new appointments and flexibility v commitment
26 August 2010
In this edition:
- Obama facing US foreign policy limits
- New Centre appointments
- US Work & Home: flexibility v commitment
- Events and commentary Read More
Notes on America: Aus/US immigration attitudes, foreign policy hubris & midterm mayhem
19 August 2010
In this edition:
- Australians out-worry Americans on immigration
- American foreign policy hubris
- Midterm mayhem awaits Obama
- Events and commentary Read More
Notes on America: Post-9/11 intelligence, Cold War style and presidential campaigning in the '70s
16 August 2010
In this edition:
- Post-9/11 intelligence & Wikileaks
- Cold War on the home front: Nixon, Kruschev & kitchens
- The Campaign Tapes - presidential egos & dirty tricks
- Events and commentary Read More
Notes on America: Counter-terrorism, foreign policy and Rumsfeld's military ruckus
5 August 2010
In this edition:
- US Counter-Terrorism in 2010
- Top students grill US foreign policy authority
- US military top-down transformation – Rumsfeld’s ruckus
- Events and commentary Read More
Notes on America: Appointments, goodbyes and infrastructure funding
29 July 2010
In this edition:
- A launch, a prize and a long goodbye
- New postdoctoral fellows program coordinator
- US infrastructure funding model born of necessity
- Events and commentary Read More
Notes on America: Confederate guerrillas & international prizes
22 July 2010
In this edition:
- Guns, fraud & guerrillas: a new history of the US Civil War
- Leading thoughts on US infrastructure funding
- US politics student wins international essay prize
- Events and commentary Read More
Notes on America: Presidential exception & oil spill health
15 July 2010
In this edition:
- Obama: The exception to prove the rule?
- Public health should be oil spill priority
- Events and commentary Read More
Notes on America: Minding the Gap, American Power and McGovern
8 July 2010
In this edition:
- Minding the Gap for ethical supply chains
- Obama makes history for Australian teachers
- The Campaign Tapes: George McGovern
- News and commentary Read More
Notes on America: Innovation, inequality and unemployment
1 July 2010
In this edition:
- Australian biotechs not matching US innovation
- Race: Where you live shapes what you think
- US long-term unemployment at record highs
- News and commentary Read More
VIDEOS & INTERVIEWS
The first black president may be the exception that proves the rule of a racially divided United States, says Professor Kevin Gaines.
Dr Mark Geiger discusses the previously unknown financial conspiracy which funded guerrillas during the Civil War.
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