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• Letter from Paris—from Charlie Hebdo to Paris killings: France’s ‘war on terror’ and the backlash

  10/15/2017

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  France, Islamophobia, Jihadism, racism, Terrorism

• Refined crusaders – war and its propagandists

  10/15/2017

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  François Hollande, France, Islamophobia, Jihadism, Politics of Knowledge, racism, Terrorism

• Right to Boycott: Against the Complicit Quietism of Mendes and Dyrenfurth

  10/15/2017

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  Anti-Semitism, BDS, Islamophobia, Israel, Nick Dyrenfurth, Palestine, Philip Mendes, racism, Sydney Staff for BDS, Why boycotting Israel is wrong

• Disruptive or productive? Two sides of the protest coin

  10/15/2017

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  BDS, Disruptive Protest, Israel, Jake Lynch, Palestine, Protest, Universities, University of Sydney

• Why Jake Lynch was waving money around at an anti-Israel protest

  10/15/2017

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  Anti-Semitism, BDS, Islamophobia, Israel, Jake Lynch, Palestine, Protest, Richard Kemp

• Disruptive Protest And Freedom Of Speech: A User’s Guide

  10/15/2017

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  Activism, BDS, Censorship, Disruptive Protest, Free Speech, Israel, Palestine, Protest, Richard Kemp, Sydney Staff for BDS

• Manus Island: The government uses the logic of terrorism in its treatment of asylum seekers

  10/15/2017

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  Manus Island, Peter Dutton, Refugee politics, Terrorism

• The price of Australia’s war on asylum

  10/15/2017

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  Manus Island, Refugee Action Coalition, Refugee politics, Scott Morrison

• The battle to save our universities is now

  10/15/2017

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  Fee Deregulation, National Alliance for Public Universities, National Tertiary Education Union, Universities, University financing

• The greatest threat to unis comes from their own leadership

  10/15/2017

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  Christopher Pyne, Fee Deregulation, Group of Eight, Managerialism, Michael Spence, Universities, University financing