Archive - A Place to Stand

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A review of Kārearea by Māmari Stephens | Neil Postman on what we need to know about technological change | Jon Haidt on social media and social…

Apr 28

Part XI of our travels through Roger Scruton’s “How to be a Conservative”

Apr 28

Review of Kārearea by Māmari Stephens

Apr 18

Neil Postman’s “Five Things We Need to Know About Technological Change”

Apr 8

Piloting the meat suit | Productivity is too important for the Productivity Commission to neglect | We need to work at social cohesion | The truth in…

Mar 21

Part X of our amble through Roger Scruton’s “How to be a Conservative”

Mar 19

Social cohesion is an asset in New Zealand, but a fragile one.

Mar 15

The Productivity Commission needs to give itself a fair chance to do its job

Mar 8

Digital technology isn't just reshaping information; it's reshaping our relationship to physical reality

Feb 19

An announcement about A Place to Stand | Some of colonisation's critics enthusiastically import irrelevant movements | Deploying poetry to save social…

Feb 14

Part IX of our gallop through “How to be a Conservative”

Feb 13

Some of colonisation’s staunchest critics are the most enthusiastic importers of distorting issues and ideas.

Feb 6

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