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Bridging Divides: The Synergy of Negotiation and Nonviolent Action in Modern Conflict Resolution
By Michael J. Tyler Conflict is an inevitable aspect of human interaction, arising in various contexts—from interpersonal relationships to international disputes. In addressing conflict, two primary approaches stand out: negotiation and nonviolent action. Although often perceived as distinct or even oppositional, these methods share overlapping principles and can be strategically combined to achieve effective and […]
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The Consequences of Anti-Gay Attacks and Legal Ramifications in Australia
By Michael J. Tyler Recent homophobic attacks targeting gay men in Sydney highlight a disturbing trend of violence facilitated by social media platforms. These crimes, involving luring victims through dating apps and subjecting them to physical assault, robbery, and public humiliation, have significant social and legal implications. Beyond individual harm, these incidents perpetuate fear, erode […]
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How Social Media Amplifies Negative Behaviours and Misogynistic Beliefs
By Michael J. Tyler Social media has transformed how we connect, communicate, and consume information. While its benefits are undeniable, the darker side of these platforms often goes unnoticed or unchallenged. Among the more troubling aspects is how social media amplifies negative behaviours and perpetuates misogynistic beliefs, creating a fertile ground for harmful ideologies to […]
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Issues of Consent: An Unconscious Person Can Never Consent
A Case study -The Pelicot trial By Michael J. Tyler Consent is foundational to human relationships, autonomy, and the law. It forms the ethical and legal cornerstone for interactions ranging from medical procedures to intimate relationships. At its core, consent is the voluntary, informed, and uncoerced agreement to engage in a specific activity. Despite its […]
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How ADR Can Facilitate Law of the Sea Disputes
By Michael J. Tyler Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) has become a transformative force in modern legal practice. Its application in resolving conflicts under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) demonstrates its capacity to facilitate innovative, efficient, and peaceful outcomes. The law of the sea, inherently complex and often entangled with […]
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Opinion: How a Consumption Tax Helps the Poorest in Society
By Michael J. Tyler The notion of a consumption tax, often met with scepticism due to its perceived regressive nature, can in fact be a transformative instrument in reducing poverty and fostering economic equity. A well-designed consumption tax not only shifts the tax burden more fairly across income groups but also encourages savings and investment, […]
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Class Warfare in America: An Ongoing Narrative
By Michael J. Tyler In contemporary America, the concept of “class warfare” has emerged as a significant theme in both political discourse and social commentary, revealing deep-seated economic and social divides. This term, often used to describe the tension between different economic classes, has historical roots that trace back to the industrial age but resonates […]
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The American Psyche and the Luigi Mangione Incident: A Reflection on Society
By Michael J. Tyler The recent assassination of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO, Brian Thompson, by Luigi Mangione has not only captured headlines but has also sparked a revealing mosaic of public sentiment across America. This event, rather than being an isolated act of violence, has become a mirror reflecting the deep-seated frustrations and the complex social fabric […]
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Opinion: Children Who Do Adult Crimes Get Adult Time?
By Michael J. Tyler The phrase “children who do adult crimes get adult time” encapsulates a punitive philosophy often debated in the context of juvenile justice. While it appeals to a sense of fairness and accountability, this approach risks overlooking the fundamental differences between children and adults in cognitive, emotional, and moral development. In Australia, […]
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Criticising Israel’s Breaches of Human Rights: A Distinction from Anti-Semitism
By Michael J. Tyler In recent years, the discourse surrounding human rights violations in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories has often been overshadowed by allegations of anti-Semitism. This conflation has stifled meaningful debate, hindered accountability, and perpetuated misunderstanding. Criticising a nation-state for its actions is not equivalent to prejudice against its people or their […]
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