Professor Julianne Schultz AM FAHA is the publisher and founding editor of Griffith Review and Professor of Media and Culture in of the Griffith University Centre for Social and Cultural Research. She is a non executive director of The Conversation and chairs its Editorial Advisory Board. She is an acclaimed author of several books, including Reviving the Fourth Estate (Cambridge) and Steel City Blues (Penguin), and the librettos to the award-winning operas Black River and Going Into Shadows. She became a Member of the Order of Australia for services to journalism and the community in 2009 and an honorary fellow of the Australian Academy of Humanities the following year. She is a thought leader on media and culture and an accomplished public speaker and facilitator. She has served on the board of directors of the ABC, Grattan Institute and Copyright Agency, and chaired the Australian Film TV and Radio School, Queensland Design Council and National Cultural Policy Reference Group and a member of advisory boards with a particular focus on education, journalism, innovation and culture.
Pieces by Julianne Schultz
Move very fast and break many things
Edition 64: The New Disruptors
On suicide watch?
Edition 63: Writing the Country
Stories we tell ourselves
Edition 58: Storied Lives – The Novella Project V
Grooming the globe
Edition 57: Perils of Populism
Intergenerational trust and betrayal
Edition 56: Millennials Strike Back
Born of reform
Edition 55: State of Hope
Learning to read
Edition 54: Earthly Delights – The Novella Project IV
Learning to lead
Edition 53: Our Sporting Life
Time travel
Edition 52: Imagining the Future
Captains don't always know best
Edition 51: Fixing the System
The power of stories
Edition 50: Tall Tales Short – The Novella Project III
Exhuming defining moments
Edition 46: Forgotten Stories
The Novella Project II
We're all Asian now
Edition 49: New Asia Now
Making nations
Edition 48: Enduring Legacies
Land, glorious land
Edition 47: Looking West
More than a job
Edition 45: The Way We Work
The fourth pillar
Edition 44: Cultural Solutions
Looking east
Edition 43: Pacific Highways
Stories to live by
Edition 42: Once Upon a Time in Oz
The more things change…
Edition 41: Now We are Ten
The women are present
Edition 40: WOMEN & POWER
Searching for the next big thing
Edition 13: The Next Big Thing
Masters of the universe: How nigh’s the end?
Edition 12: Hot Air
Reports from the front
Edition 11: Getting Smart
Family first
Edition 10: Family Politics
Casualties in pursuit of paradise
Edition 14: The Trouble with Paradise
Respect versus division
Edition 15: Divided Nation
Beyond the Brisbane Line
Edition 9: Up North
A lingering legacy
Edition 16: Unintended Consequences
An idea whose time has come
Edition 17: Staying Alive
Colliding worlds of people unlike us
Edition 8: People like Us
Seeing and making the future
Edition 18: In the Neighbourhood
First define, then see and act
Edition 19: Re-imagining Australia
The ideology of religion
Edition 7: The Lure of Fundamentalism
The year cities ate the world
Edition 20: Cities on the Edge
Coming and going in the global village
Edition 6: Our Global Face
Disruptive influences
Edition 21: Hidden Queensland
The tail that wagged the dog
Edition 21: Hidden Queensland
Virtual reality and a gilded age
Edition 22: MoneySexPower
Nurturing the creative core
Edition 23: Essentially Creative
Openness, collaboration & participation
Edition 24: Participation Society
End of another era
Edition 25: After the Crisis
A brilliant career on the edge
Edition 26: Stories for Today
Addicted to Celebrity
Edition 5: Addicted to Celebrity
We are what we eat
Edition 27: Food Chain
Cashing in the chips
Edition 28: Still the Lucky Country?
Confusion with numbers
Edition 29: Prosper or Perish
Best done slowly
Edition 30: The Annual Fiction Edition
Making Perfect Bodies
Edition 4: Making Perfect Bodies
In praise of experts
Edition 31: Ways of Seeing
Really Surreal
Edition 32: Wicked Problems, Exquisite Dilemmas
Storytelling, sense-making
Edition 33: Such Is Life
Networks: mates, nodes and cells
Edition 3: Webs of Power
Time to don the bat wings
Edition 34: The Annual Fiction Edition
Life in a time of disasters
Edition 35: Surviving
The land - dreams and disappointments
Edition 2: Dreams of Land
A question with many answers
Edition 36: What Is Australia For?
Footloose, fancy-free
Edition 37: Small World
Reviving the novella
Edition 38: The Novella Project
Insecurity in the new world order
Edition 1: Insecurity in the New World Order
Oscillating wildly
Edition 39: TASMANIA – The Tipping Point?
