White guilt, victimhood and the quest for a radical centre

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Selected for Best Australian Essays 2010
Selected for Best Australian Political Writing 2009
Shortlisted, 2007 Victorian Premier’s Literary Awards, The Alfred Deakin Prize for an Essay Advancing Public Debate
Shortlisted, 2007 Queensland Premier’s Literary Awards, The Harry Williams Award for a Literary or Media Work Advancing Public Debate 

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