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Still Time for Prime Minister to Make a Fair Decision on Quarantine Fees

On Monday Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the proposal to charge returning New Zealanders fees for quarantining “isn’t about charging…

Jul 28, 2020

Jul 28, 2020

What is Neoliberalism and What Comes After It?

Neoliberalism is a word that can be used a little sloppily, and sometimes as a general cuss-word for policies or practices that are…

Dec 25, 2018

Dec 25, 2018

Beyond a Superficial Politics of Compassion

Four months ago, I was on an inter-city bus in New Zealand — where I’m from — and throughout the journey a young women was coughing. About…

Nov 5, 2018

Nov 5, 2018

Don’t You Know I’m Shit at Having Friends: A Talk

Don’t You Know I’m Shit at Having Friends

May 20, 2018

May 20, 2018

Economic Policy and Strategy for a Corbyn-Led Government: Reflections on Paul Mason’s Clement…

Just over two weeks ago I went to Paul Mason’s Clement Attlee Memorial Lecture, on ‘The Radical Left in Power — Challenges for Labour in…

Feb 6, 2018

Feb 6, 2018

Published in
Legal Walls

Graffiti Politics: On Street Art, Space, and Public Democracy

The cultural theorist Stuart Hall spent much of his working life focused on the politics of popular culture. As a lyrical New Yorker piece…

Jul 20, 2017

Jul 20, 2017

Five Ways of Seeing the Relationship Between Art and Politics — In a Time of Trump

There has been a flurry of activity amongst publishers, curators, artists, and others in the weeks since the election of Donald Trump. This…

Feb 22, 2017

Feb 22, 2017

Published in
Perspectiva

A RADICAL POLITICS OF LOVE

In a time of Trump, an age of fear, love could be a revolutionary idea. A politics of love, to be more precise, might just have the power…

Nov 29, 2016

Nov 29, 2016

Max Harris

Max Harris

Progressive politics (especially in UK and NZ), music/art/film, some law stuff. Author of 'The New Zealand Project' (BWB, 2017).

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