Articles by Dr Andrew Klein, PhD

With Andrew Klein They stand on the steps of a parliament, a building whose very foundation is meant to be reasoned debate and self-governance. They are young men, faces set in what they believe is […]

Let me propose that leadership in any sphere of human endeavour should be seen as an architectural enhancement of society, not an engineering proposition. The architect sees a vision of the entire structure; the engineer […]

The Captor State: How Oligarchic and Imperial Control Drives Australia’s Political Duopoly Toward Extremism The sickness in Australian politics is often diagnosed as a stagnant duopoly. This is a symptom, not the cause. The Labor-Coalition […]

In Australian politics, the “greater good” has often been a convenient cloak for transformative and controversial decisions. From the seismic Whitlam Dismissal to the sweeping neoliberal reforms of Hawke, Keating, and beyond, the pursuit of […]

The West is governed by a paradox of its own making: it systematically eliminated its most capable minds through the mechanised slaughter of two World Wars, and now finds itself led by the descendants of […]