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Advances

December 2003 - Advances

by Australian Book Review
December 2003–January 2004, no. 257

The nexus between ABR and La Trobe University has always been strong, and our summer issue is a good example of this, with a long essay on George Orwell’s  enduring influence by Robert Manne, Professor of Politics at La Trobe University (pictured in the next column with Professor Michael Osborne, Vice-Chancellor (centre), and Peter Rose, Editor of ABR). Two years ago, La Trobe University became ABR’s chief sponsor, an arrangement that has had immense intellectual and other benefits for the magazine. The partnership grows stronger all the time, and we were delighted when the university renewed its sponsorship last month. Full de-tails of the 2004 La Trobe University/Australian Book Review Annual Lecture, and other collaborative events, will follow in due course.

 


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From the New Issue

Apple in China: Apple in the world by Patrick McGee

by Stuart Kells

Now, the People!: France’s populist left leader by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, translated from French by David Broder

by Peter McPhee

Yilkari: Novel by symbiosis by Nicolas Rothwell and Alison Nampitjinpa Anderson

by Paul Daley

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