The dark side of nationalism

Article Abstract:

The political use of nationalism as a unifying force in economically challenging times is what divides the Balkans. Nations use globalization to strengthen their ties to overseas aid donors while pursuing exclusionary political aims at home. Australians are suspicious of excessive patriotism, but their treatment of the Aborigines exposes the illusion of national unity and benevolence.

International relations, Public opinion, Refugees, Nationalism

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Johnnie Cass

Article Abstract:

The television show Big Brother has turned ordinary people into celebrities including Johnnie Cass. Cass was portrayed as the villain of the show, but he feels the show broke down barriers between people.

Interview, Television programs, Television direction, Television production, Big Brother, Cass, Johnnie

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Beggars, not choosers

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the welfare paid to single teenage mothers by the Australia government and the need to help young mothers get out of the welfare system is discussed.

Social aspects, Political aspects, Teenage mothers

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