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Klaas Woldring

Dr Klaas Woldring is a former Associate Professor of Southern Cross University and Secretary of the Australian Employee Ownership Association.

Tasmania and the Swiss example
Domestic Politics - 14/04/2010 - 10 comments

Early moves towards replacing federation?
Domestic Politics - 23/03/2010 - 26 comments

Executive packages out of control
Domestic Politics - 15/01/2010 - 1 comment

Social inclusion: what is it?
Political Philosophy - 2/07/2009 - 18 comments

A Government frustrated
Domestic Politics - 6/04/2009 - 13 comments

Commonsense fairness - CEO pay
Economics - 16/03/2009 - 12 comments

Overpaid and under performing
Economics - 1/12/2008 - 10 comments

Electric cars ARE the future
Environment - 4/07/2008 - 16 comments

Why delay the republic?
March 2008 Feature - 12/02/2008 - 5 comments

The Senate: the pathway to reform in Australia
Domestic Politics - 23/11/2007 - 6 comments

Voting is a precious right
Domestic Politics - 18/10/2007 - 55 comments

The Lucky Country revisited
Domestic Politics - 27/09/2007 - 21 comments

Canning federalism - the Liberals' legacy?
September 2007 Feature - 3/09/2007 - 8 comments

Australia’s federal structure is no longer appropriate
Political Philosophy - 1/05/2007 - 16 comments

Voluntary voting is long overdue
Domestic Politics - 4/04/2007 - 82 comments

US Alliance a distinct liability for Australia
International - 26/02/2007 - 23 comments

The revolution we have to have
February 2007 Feature - 7/02/2007 - 17 comments

Would Kevin Rudd deliver two-tier government?
Domestic Politics - 4/01/2007 - 21 comments

How about OUR Republic?
Political Philosophy - 5/12/2006 - 13 comments

Losing our democratic checks and balances through habit and apathy
Domestic Politics - 15/11/2006 - 7 comments

Two-party tyranny
Domestic Politics - 29/08/2006 - 15 comments

Democratising the workplace or back to the 19th century?
Domestic Politics - 14/04/2005

A progressive option in the Senate for Labor left
Domestic Politics - 9/07/2004

Why aren’t the Universities leading on the Republic issue?
Political Philosophy - 22/03/2002

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