The Next Big Thing

The Next Big Thing by Julianne Schultz (Ed)


ISBN
9780733319389
Published
Binding
Paperback
Pages
268
Dimensions
155 x 235 x 18mm

Griffith Review is a quarterly publication of fine writing and debate, presenting outstanding new writing about topical subjects. 'The Next Big Thing' is a unique insight into our times, through the eyes of a new generation of writers and thinkers.

Australia's leading agenda-setting journal, Griffith Review, showcases fresh, critical perspectives of what it means to be young today.

'The Next Big Thing' goes beyond the hype about generational difference and is devoted to exciting new and emerging writers and thinkers, with insightful perspectives on the most pressing issues of the day.

The opportunities and challenges presented by globalisation, rapid technological change and the politics of fear mean we live in challenging, unpredictable times. But if you believe the polls, today's youth are disengaged, conservative and materialistic.

'The Next Big Thing' shows that it is not so simple. It looks beyond the stereotypes of youth and unpacks what defines and distinguishes contemporary cultural and political movements, providing a platform for the stories of the times.
Mothers Day Catalogue 2024 x Book Frenzy
15.96
RRP: $19.95
20% off RRP


This product is unable to be ordered online. Please check in-store availability.
Instore Price: $19.95
Enter your Postcode or Suburb to view availability and delivery times.

Other Titles by Julianne Schultz (Ed)

Unintended Consequences
19.95
15.96
20% Off
Staying Alive
19.95
15.96
20% Off
In the Neighbourhood
by Julianne Schultz (ed)
19.95
15.96
20% Off
Reimagining Australia
19.95
15.96
20% Off
Cities On The Edge
19.95
15.96
20% Off
Hidden Queensland
19.95
15.96
20% Off
Money Sex Power
by Unknown
19.95
15.96
20% Off
Essentially Creative
19.95
15.96
20% Off
Participation Society
19.95
15.96
20% Off
Stories for Today
24.95
19.96
20% Off
Still the Lucky Country
24.95
19.96
20% Off
Populate and Perish
24.95
19.96
20% Off
Ways of Seeing
24.95
19.96
20% Off
Such is Life
by Julianne Schultz (ed)
24.95
19.96
20% Off
Surviving
27.95
22.36
20% Off
Once Upon A Time In Oz
27.99
22.39
20% Off
Cultural Solutions
27.99
22.39
20% Off
The Way We Work
27.99
22.39
20% Off
Looking West
27.99
22.39
20% Off
New Asia Now
27.99
22.39
20% Off
Tall Tales Short
27.99
22.39
20% Off
The European Exchange
27.99
22.39
20% Off
States of Mind
27.99
22.39
20% Off
Hey Utopia
27.99
22.39
20% Off
Escape Routes
27.99
22.39
20% Off
Learning Curves
27.99
22.39
20% Off
Acts Of Reckoning
27.99
22.39
20% Off
Real Cool World
27.99
22.39
20% Off
Counterfeit Culture
27.99
22.39
20% Off
Creation Stories
27.99
22.39
20% Off
Animal Magic
27.99
22.39
20% Off
Past Perfect
27.99
22.39
20% Off
Getting On
27.99
22.39
20% Off
Perils Of Populism
27.99
22.39
20% Off
Renewed Promise
27.99
22.39
20% Off
Who We Are
27.99
22.39
20% Off
Writing The Country
27.99
22.39
20% Off
The New Disruptors
27.99
22.39
20% Off
Crimes And Punishments
27.99
22.39
20% Off
Novella Project VII
27.99
22.39
20% Off
Description
Information
Titles in Series
Griffith Review is a quarterly publication of fine writing and debate, presenting outstanding new writing about topical subjects. 'The Next Big Thing' is a unique insight into our times, through the eyes of a new generation of writers and thinkers.

Australia's leading agenda-setting journal, Griffith Review, showcases fresh, critical perspectives of what it means to be young today.

'The Next Big Thing' goes beyond the hype about generational difference and is devoted to exciting new and emerging writers and thinkers, with insightful perspectives on the most pressing issues of the day.

The opportunities and challenges presented by globalisation, rapid technological change and the politics of fear mean we live in challenging, unpredictable times. But if you believe the polls, today's youth are disengaged, conservative and materialistic.

'The Next Big Thing' shows that it is not so simple. It looks beyond the stereotypes of youth and unpacks what defines and distinguishes contemporary cultural and political movements, providing a platform for the stories of the times.
ISBN:
9780733319389
Publication Date:
01 / 08 / 2006
Pages:
268
Dimensions:
155 x 235 x 18mm
Reimagining Australia
$19.95
 
 

Hidden Queensland
$19.95
 
 

Money Sex Power
Unknown
$19.95
 
 

Stories for Today
$24.95
 
 

Still the Lucky Country?
$24.95
 
 

Populate and Perish
$24.95
 
 

Ways of Seeing
$24.95
 
 

Surviving
$27.95
 
 

Cultural Solutions
$27.99
 
 

The Way We Work
$27.99
 
 

Looking West
$27.99
 
 

New Asia Now
$27.99
 
 

Matters Of Trust
$27.99
 
 

States of Mind
$27.99
 
 

Hey, Utopia!
$27.99
 
 

Escape Routes
$27.99
 
 

Learning Curves
$27.99
 
 

Real Cool World
$27.99
 
 

Creation Stories
$27.99
 
 

Animal Magic
$27.99
 
 

Past Perfect
$27.99
 
 


You might also like

Strife
22.99
17.99
22% Off
Three Women
22.99
18.39
20% Off
The Art Of Risk
35.99
28.79
20% Off
In Bad Faith
34.99
27.99
20% Off
Strap Yourself In
34.99
27.99
20% Off
The Trauma Cleaner
24.99
19.99
20% Off
Work Strife Balance
34.99
12.99
63% Off
Hanging By a Thread
34.99
27.99
20% Off
The Wisdom Of Morrie
32.99
26.39
20% Off
Breath
32.99
26.39
20% Off
A Thousand Wasted Sundays
34.99
27.99
20% Off
Mine is the Kingdom
34.99
27.99
20% Off
Zero Risk
34.99
27.99
20% Off
Teacher
34.99
27.99
20% Off

RRP refers to the Recommended Retail Price as set out by the original publisher at time of release.
The RRP set by overseas publishers may vary to those set by local publishers due to exchange rates and shipping costs.
Due to our competitive pricing, we may have not sold all products at their original RRP.