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Binoy Kampmark

Dr. Binoy Kampmark teaches core legal courses within the Legal and Dispute Studies program for the Bachelor of Social Science at RMIT University. He has research interests in the institution of war, diplomacy, international relations, 20th Century History and law. He has written extensively on these topics in both refereed journals and more popular media.

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Spying on Julian Assange: UC Global, CNN and Russian Couriers

07.17.19

  • Corporate Gangster: Adani’s Pursuit of Scientists

    07.16.19

  • The UN’s Free Speech Problem

    07.15.19

  • The Resigning Ambassador: Sir Kim Darroch on Donald Trump

    07.13.19

  • Juggling with the Authoritarians: Donald Trump’s Diplomatic Copy Book

    07.12.19

  • Out of Kilter: National Security and Press Freedoms in Australia

    07.10.19

  • Dressed for the Fourth of July: The U.S. Imperium Comes Out

    07.07.19

  • Going Nuclear in the Antipodes: Australia’s Megadeath Complex

    07.04.19

  • G20 Gyrations: Donald, Ivanka and Hollow Diplomacy

    07.02.19

  • Tweets of Praise: Donald Trump, Australia and Refugees

    06.28.19

  • Childish Diplomacy: Donald Trump’s New Play Against Iran

    06.27.19

  • The Pinkerton Effect: The U.S. Marines in Darwin

    06.25.19

  • Violent Voyeurism: Surveillance, Spyware and Human Rights

    06.24.19

  • Bill Clinton in Kosovo

    06.22.19

  • A Slow Death: The Ills of the Casual Academic

    06.21.19

  • Nigel Farage’s Grand Tour of Sabotage: The PayPal of the People Rides High

    06.19.19

  • The Fragility of Democracy: Hong Kong, China and the Extradition Bill

    06.18.19

  • Matters of Water: Dubious Approvals and the Adani Carmichael Mine

    06.17.19

  • Julian Assange and the Scales of Justice: Exceptions, Extraditions and Politics

    06.14.19