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13Jun

Does Wikileaks Matter?

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La Trobe University’s Ideas and Society Program and ‘Thesis Eleven’ present a special symposium exploring the ins and outs, the implications and ramifications of Wikileaks. What does it mean for journalism, for diplomacy, for governance? Chaired by La Trobe University’s Peter Beilharz.

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Guy Rundle

Guy Rundle is UK correspondent for Crikey, and a frequent contributor to the Age, the Sydney Morning Herald, among many others.

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Robert Manne

Robert Manne is professor of politics and convenor of the Ideas & Society Program at La Trobe University.

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Eleanor Townsley

Eleanor Townsley is a scholar in sociology and gender studies from Massachusetts.

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Peter Vale

Peter Vale is a professor of politics and humanities whose interests lie in social thought in South Africa, critical theory, and the future of the humanities. His recent publications include the co-edited book Re-imagining the Social in South Africa: Critique and Post-Apartheid Knowledge.

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