Domain House proved a wonderfully theatrical setting for the initial conversations around ‘After the Missionaries’. On Melbourne’s coldest night of the year, a few brave souls ventured through the howling winds and rain, into the gloom of the domain, past the eerie Shrine of Remembrance, into what was for many years Melbourne’s centre for contemporary [...]
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After the Missionaries
Please note the following events related to ‘After the Missionaries’ issue of Artlink.
FORUM Has the world changed?
Has the Kyoto Protocol changed how rich and poor countries relate to each other?
Is Australia moving away from the Anglosphere?
Is the Global Financial Crisis a time to look at alternative economic models?
Is ethical the new black? [...]
Mexico and China – another North in disguise?
Romer Alejandro Cornejo Bustamante is Professor of El Colegio de Mexico specialising on China from a Latin American perspective.
1. Can you briefly describe your research
Tengo dos proyectos de investigación, uno es sobre las relaciones entre China y América Latina, con especial énfasis en México, y el otro es sobre los cambios en el sistema político [...]
To reform or to start again? An argument across the south
In Kuala Lumpur 24-26 January 2009 there was a south-south event titled The International Conference on Hegemony, Counter Hegemony and Alternatives to Hegemony: Implications for the South. This event was part of a ’scholarly collaboration program’ between three major academic networks across the South – CODESRIA, APISA and CLACSO. The participants represented a tri-continental range [...]
