Turning Point & Padlet: Using Technology in Small Group Teaching
Padle and Turning Point are technological tool that help engage small groups in a more interactive way and thus facilitate teaching and learning.
J’accuse! The Case for Traditional Capitalism
Traditionalism helps to avoid the pitfalls of Old World orthodoxy and New World secularism, which model the world on either a rosy interpretation of paradise or accept it as living hell.
J’accuse! The Case for Pre-modernism, or, the Rural-urban Divide
It is argued that modernization is a bankrupt theory that has caused more harm than good on the human level.
Aquaman: a New Year Parable In Race and Ethnicity
The recent Hollywood adaptation of Aquaman provides an important metaphor for racial conflict, and a timely talking point in modern society.
Looking Back at 2011
2011 is a moment in history which encapsulated the impulse for achieving democracy yet a review of subsequent events show democratisation is an extremely complex process.
Habitus: Why Positive Law Is Better than Originalism or Post-Modernism in Law
Positive law stands as a tradition that predates post-modernism and post-structuralism; and, yet, it persists as an important corrective to them in their extremes.
Courts: The Quagmire
The Bar Associations have substantively failed to regulate their own people, contributing to a decrease in public trust in the judicial system at large.
What Is Nationalism? A Nation? A Nationalist?
In principle, the nation-state is an institutional means precisely to democratize the international system.
The Theatre of Politics: Politics as Oscar Broadway
Politics is compared to theatre due to the growing trend of passion play; a trend which is argued does not contribute positively to coexistence or commonality.
Future of Popular Geopolitics: Croatia, Affective Nationalism and the World Cup
In looking at popular geopolitics as a kind of “post-language”, we can use sport as a metaphor of national identity.
