Manning Clark House Papers

Manning Clark Annual Lecture

• Evans, Gareth 2011. Enlargers, Straiteners and the Making of Australian Foreign Policy
• Masters, Chris 2010. Journalism - a career post mortem
• Archer, Robyn 2009. The Price of Survival
• Burnside, Julian 2008. Citizens' rights and the rule of law in a civil society: not just yet
• Jones, Barry 2007. Restoring the Primacy of Reason ' 'Telling Truth to Power' in an Age of Fundamentalism
• Brennan, Frank 2006. 5 R's for the Enlargers: Race, Religion, Respect, Rights and the Republic
• Nossal, Gustav 2004. Towards a Fairer World: Historic Trends in Global Health Reform
• Davis, Judy 2003. FEAR: The Politics of Submission in Australian History
• Michael Kirby, Justice 2001. Manning Clark, 'Bourgeois Democracy' and Strange Tales From Supreme Courts
• Holmes à Court, Janet 2000. Why is History Important?
• McKay, Hugh Social Disengagement - breeding ground for fundamentalism

Dymphna Clark Annual Lecture

• Headon, David 2009. Tomatoes, Melbourne Cups and Mark Twain: Sport and the Arts in Australia
• Rubenstein, Kim 2008. From Suffrage to Citizenship: A Republic of Equals
• Sallis, Eva 2007. 'Australian dream; Australian nightmare: Some thoughts on Multiculturalism and Racism'
• Rubbo, Anna 2006. Manning Clark House - Anna Rubbo - Make poverty history
• Lumby, Catherine 2004. The Role of Intellectuals in Public Debate.
• Clark, Katerina 2003. WOMEN, HISTORY, SCIENCE AND ETHICS: Identity in Diaspora a case study of the refugees from fascism in the 1930s
• Clark, Anna 2002. First Dymphna Clark Lecture

Weekend of Ideas 2011: Life in the 'burbs – is it much maligned?

• Davison, Graeme 2011. Suburbs - for and against
• Migliorino, Pino 2011. Multiculturalism or Not: Do we want Cabramattas and Lakembas?
• Mulas, Robert 2011. Multiculturalism or Not: Do we want Cabramattas and Lakembas?
• Pegrum, Roger 2011. The Australian quarter acre block

Weekend of Ideas 2009: Australian Passions, the Arts and Sport

• Burns, Ron 2009. Fuelled by sport: getting everyone involved It's all about Participation.
• Espeland, Brent 2009. Going for Gold .
• Poke, Robin 2009. Going for Gold: achieving excellence in sport.
• Rolfe, Richard 2009. Putting a value on the Arts and sports

Weekend of Ideas 2008: Australian Citizenship - is it really worth having?

• Behrendt, Larissa 2008. Do Indigenous Australians Enjoy Full Citizen Rights Today?
• Browning, George 2008. What's the future for Australian Citizenship?
• Harris Rimmer, Susan 2008. Character as Destiny: The dangers of character tests in Commonwealth law
• Irving, Helen 2008. Citizenship
• Milner, Anthony 2008. Citizenship, the global context.
• Moses, Ingrid 2008. Citizenship and 'Australian Values'
• Sanderson, John 2008. Indigenous Rights: The Right to Negotiate
• Warhurst, John 2008. Second-Class Citizens: the Rights of Citizens in Small States and Territories
• Watchirs, Helen 2008. Recent Challenges to Australian civil liberties and human rights
• Williams, Clive 2008. Points on Security and Human Rights

Weekend of Ideas 2007: A Fair Go for Refugees

• Brennan, Frank 2007. Ethics and Morality: What makes a civil society? Does Social Justice Stop at a Country's Borders? Responsibilities at Government, Public Institution, Academic and Individual Levels
• Furnass, Bryan 2007. Environmental and climate change refugees
• Kevin, Tony 2007. Media and writing: agenda-setting and searching for the truth The role of the news reporter, the investigative journalist and the freelance writer. Demonizing language
• Warhurst, John 2007. Ethics and Morality in Parliamentary Democracy: But not in My Backyard?

Weekend of Ideas 2006: Shelter, House & Home

• Curnow, Ric 2006. Living in extremes
• Davidson, Robyn 2006. The essence of northness

Weekend of Ideas 2003: Science and Ethics

• Bryant, Chris 2003. 'Science Communication - Is Science too Hot to Handle?' Part 1.
• Eckersley, Richard 2003. Science and culture: changing how we see the world and our place in it
• Gottschalk-Mazouz, Niels 2003. Sustainability: Are we short on science or on willpower?
• Southwood, Nicholas 2003. The Ethics of Science and A Science of Ethics
• Stanhope, Jon 2003. Address to Making Canberra Sustainable Forum and Workshop
• Stocklmayer, Sue 2003. 'Science Communication - Is Science too Hot to Handle?' Part 2

The Future of Homo Sapiens ~ Conference ~ Keynote Speaker Phillip Adams

• Adams, Phillip Statement by participants in the Manning Clark House conference on ‘The Future of Homo sapiens’ 9 October, 2012
• Adams, Phillip MCH Abstract on 'The Future of Homo Sapiens'.

Assoc. Prof. Brett Lidbury - Replacing Animals in Medical Research

• Lidbury, Brett Papers for Associate Professor Brett Lidbury ~ Replacing Animals in Medical Research.

Dr. Siobhan O’Sullivan - Evening Talk on ‘Animals, Equality and Democracy’

• O'Sullivan, Siobhan Siobhan O'Sullivan, University of Melbourne ~Animals, Equality and Democracy Manning Clark House, September 2012

Imagining The Real: Life on a Greenhouse Earth

• Jones, Barry 2008. Can humanism survive in the 21st Century?

Great Conversations Dinner

• Morton, Craddock 2008. The National Museum of Australia: have we got the Museum we deserve?
• McQueen, Humphrey On Fukuyama The End of History?

National Centre for Indigenous Studies, ANU College of Law, and Manning Clark House at the Australian National University

• Lieutenant-General, Sanderson 2007. Redemption in Reconcilliation: the Connection Between Indigenous Health and National Sustainability

From Stars to Brains

• Berryman, Matthew 2006. Mathematic principles underlying genetic structures
• Chalmers, David 2006. How Can We Construct a Science of Consciousness?
• Collins, Paul 2006. Consciousness and theology: the creation of Gods and myths in the human mind
• Davidson, Iain 2006. In our own image
• Davies, Geoff 2006. New Science and Old Wisdom Minds In and Of the World
• Ellis, George 2006. From Stars to Brains: Conference Dinner Talk
• Ellis, George 2006. The Emerging Nature of Mind: Intellect, emotion, values: Some speculations and provocations
• Milburn, Gerard 2006. Is information processing a physical phenomenon
• O'Connor, Mark 2006. Was the Universe meant to be interesting? The 'Invisible Links' some poets report.
• Robinson, Peter 2006. Foundations of Visual Perception
• Tatman, Lucy 2006. Religious Faith vs. Free Will and Biological Determinism
• Truswell, Elizabeth 2006. Art and the Developing Consciousness: Reviewing the Speculations
• Wiltshire, David 2006. Dark energy or cosmic complexity
• O'Connor, Mark 2003. A fascinating journey: Women's employment and professionalism in Australia.

Perth Day of Ideas Keynote Address, Institute of Advance Studies, University of WA

• Hughes, John 2006. Memory and Home

A Short History of Australia launch

• Malouf, David 2006. A Short History of Australia

Boatloads of Extinguishment? Forum

• Manne, David 2006. Boatloads of Extinguishment?

Science and Ethics: Can Homo sapiens Survive? Symposium

• Allison, Lyn 2005. Science and Ethics: Can Homo sapiens Survive? ... or Good Planets Are Hard to Come By
• Ball, Desmond 2005. The probabilities of 'On the Beach' Assessing 'Armageddon Scenarios' in the 21 st Century
• Bearlin, Margaret 2005. Educating the Young for a World of Change
• Boyden, Stephen 2005. Science, ethics and the natural environment
• Davies, Geoff 2005. Playing with Superfire - Misapplication of Technology to Complex Natural Systems
• Denborough, Mike 2005. The nuclear arms race is madness: diagnosis and cure
• Fenner, Frank 2005. Scientific Principles, Scientific Ethics and the Dangers for Survival of Homo sapiens
• Fenner, Frank 2005. Letter to the Editor of 'The Canberra Times' following the symposium 'Science and Ethics: Can Homo sapiens Survive?'
• Furnass, Bryan 2005. Micro- and macro-Science and Ethics: Can Homo sapiens survive?
• Green, David 2005. The Role of Science in Societies, including Ethics in Science and Ethical Responsibilities of Scientists
• Haire, James and Ledger, Christine 2005. Theology, science and technology
• Hamilton, Clive 2005. Can humans survive automation?
• Kevin, Tony 2005. The Origins of Hope
• Manning Clark House, 2005. Booklet with conference program, abstracts of papers and information about speakers and chairpersons
• Manning Clark House, 2005. Conference Program
• Price, Keith 2005. Being Human, Computers and Science
• Wareham, Sue 2005. Can Scientists Halt the Technological Race to Nowhere?
• Blaskow, Nikolai 2004. Can Humanism Survive A Cybernetic Society?

Making Canberra Sustainable Forum

• Blakers, Andrew 2005. Solar energy in the built environment
• Cullen, Peter 2005. Water Futures for Canberra: Moving Towards Sustainability?
• Denniss, Richard 2005. People and population - the challenge for sustainability
• Douglas, Bob 2005. People, Health and Wellbeing: Will we make the necessary value shifts in time?
• Goldie, Jenny 2005. Canberra's population size in light of converging catastrophes
• Guest, Charles 2005. Health status, the healthcare sector and sustainability
• Hinde, Sarah 2005. Canberra: an attractive, safe and efficient environment...?
• MacKenzie, Andrew 2005. Sustainability is not really a local issue, but how we live is about sustainability?
• Madrew, Romilly 2005. Making Canberra Sustainable - the construction and refurbishment of sustainable buildings
• Pryor, Geoff 2005. Manning Clark House - Geoff Pryor - A short perspective of sustainability - a conversation about communication Integration and caring for Canberra
• Rosalyn, Hunt 2005. ANU medical student group paper - Utilising peer groups: a road to action to enable sustainability and health
• Schooneveldt, John 2005. Making Canberra sustainable: good ideas for future action

Perth Day of Ideas: A Human Rights Act for Australia?

• Lasry, Lex 2005. Further thought

Perth Day of Ideas, Holmes a Court Gallery

• Carnley, Peter 2004. After the Enlightenment - What?
• Chaney, Angela 2003. Moving forward in a time of fear
• Chaney, Fred 2003. Moving forward in a time of fear
• Clark, Anna 2003. Moving forward in a time of fear
• Creed, Helen 2003. Moving forward in a time of fear
• Donovan, Robert 2003. The Psychology of Fear
• Flett, Penny 2003. Moving forward in a time of fear
• Gaynor, Andrea 2003. Moving forward in a time of fear
• Grandage, Iain 2003. Moving forward in a time of fear
• Julie Bishop MP, Hon 2003. The Psychology of Fear
• White, Terri-Ann 2003. Moving Forward in a Time of Fear

Reinvigorating Australia, National Library of Australia

• Connors, Lyndsay 2004. The public private balance:'setting the scene for change in education

The Copeland Theatre, Melbourne University

• Costello, Tim 2004. Daniel Mannix Lecture 2004

Launch of Mark McKenna's book

• Djerrkura, Gatjil 2004. This Country: a Reconciled Republic?
• McKenna, Mark 2004. Launch of Mark McKenna's book This Country a Reconciled Republic?

Wilson Hall, The University of Melbourne

• Gillies, Malcom 2004. Graduation Address to Arts and Music graduates

UWS Annual Education Conference, Parramatta

• Vickers, Margaret 2004. Education for all Australians: Comprehensiveness, segregation, and social responsibility

Australian Historical Association Presidential Address

• Carment, David 2004. History, Identity and Politics

Our population, our Future, Canberra Conference

• Eckersley, Richard 2003. Meanings and values: their significance for progress and sustainability
• Odgers, Brett 2003. Our Population Our Future - Forward

Forum

• Marsden, Alex 2003. A Fascinating Journey: Women and the Workforce in Canberra

After Dinner Address at the Holmes a Court Gallery

• Sanderson, John 2003. Complexity and Opportunity: Overcoming Fear to Build a Sustainable Future

Alexis de Tocqueville Conference

• Neilson, Heather 2003. That irresistible revolution: Democracy in America

Judah Waten National Story Writing Competition

• Clark, Andrew 2000. Judah Waten national story-writing competition

Talks

• Aitkin, Don 2011. The debate over Anthropogenic Global Warming
• White, Lyn 2011. Live Animal Exports
• Moses, John 2010. Dietrich Bonhoeffer, ‘Reluctant Revolutionary’
• Bain, Simon 2009. Are Animals a Resource or a Responsibility?
• Acton, Prue 2008. Is it beauty that asks the question?
• Georgiou, Petro 2008. The new Australian citizenship test - a template for national identity
• Headon, David 2008. Wanted: Treasure-House of Nation's Heart - the Search for an Australian Capital City, 1891-1908
• Manne, David 2007. Post-Palmer reform of the Department of Immigration
• Brennan, Gerard 2006. The way to a Republic
• Jordens, Ann-Mari 2006. A Museum of Indigenous Australia?
• Matthews, Brian 2006. Brian Matthews on writing
• McKenna, Mark 2006. Mark McKenna - our man in Copenhagen
• Schwan, Lyn 2006. Building houses in Cambodia
• Reece, Bob 2005. "You would have loved her for her lore": the letters of Daisy Bates
• Griffiths, Paul and Harris, Sue 2004. When two elephants fight, it is the grass which gets trampled
• Watson, Louise 2004. The total operating resources of Australian private
• Clelland Gray, Pamela 2003. Working in Canberra in the 21st Century: speaking notes
• Jordens, Ann-Mari 2003. Belonging and exclusion: national identity and citizenship, immigration and multiculturalism.
• Kinnear, Pamela 2003. Our Population Our Future: Conference Summary
• Leovic, Rad 2003. Citizenship and multiculturalism: a political refugee's view
• McKenna, Mark 2003. The Need for a Reconciled Republic
• McMichael, Tony 2003. Our Population, Our Future What Sort of Country Do We Aspire To Be?
• Keating, Paul 2002. A Time for Reflection: Political Values in the Age of Distraction
• Poore, Megan 2002. From the presentation "Being Ceduna"
• Kent, Bruce 1999. Tocqueville, Marx and the Revolution of 1848: the Quest for a Universal Class
• Williams, John 1999. Bryce, Tocqueville, Clark and Australian Federation
• Clark, Andrew Living with the Clarks
• Clark, Axel The Idea of a University: Enterprise or Academy
• Clark, Manning To Moore Theological College, Newtown
• Clark, Tom Grammatical socialism
• Cox, Eva People issues
• Cullen, Peter Mutual Obligations - Making Partnerships Work in Resource Management
• Fairbairn, Anne Australian poet and bridge-builder: glimpses behind the anger
• Foran, Barney Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Australia's Population Options to 2050 and beyond
• Garcia, John Andres The International Brigades and the Refugee Camps of the south of France
• Headon, David Fortifying The Bunyip Aristocracy: Tocqueville, Wentworth and 1850s Australia
• Holt, Stephen From Manning to Manne: On Reading Robert Manne The Barren Years
• Inglis, Amirah Australians and the Spanish Civil War
• Unknown, To what extent should the Government subsidise the private sector, and what should users contribute?
• Vickers, Margaret Comprehensive Secondary Schools: A comparative perspective

Reinvigorating Australia: Public/private balance in health and education Conference

• Webster, Ian W 2004. Futures in Health
• Harris, Tony 2000. Health and Education: User Charges and Subsidies

ABC radio

• Clark, Dymphna A simple house

Science, faith and values

• Eckersley, Richard Science, faith and values

Women and Work in Canberra Seminar

• Nugent, Maria Moving forward in a time of fear

Growing up in Canberra Seminar

• Waterhouse, Dawn Growing Up in Canberra

• Wesley-Smith, Peter 2011. The Trial of Japanese War Criminals in Hong Kong 1946-49