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African kings: Monarchy and its challenges
23:26
4 месяца назад
Introducing Speaking of History
4:01
4 месяца назад
Scandals and affairs
26:40
5 месяцев назад
Trailer
2:53
5 месяцев назад
Introducing Monarchy in Peril
2:52
5 месяцев назад
Vere Gordon Childe Centre - University of Sydney
14:36
5 месяцев назад
An Australian World Episode 9 - New Maturity
20:44
6 месяцев назад
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@ronbuckpitt789
@ronbuckpitt789 16 дней назад
Uncle Vic Buckpitt lived with the Barwicks a while.Seems we were even poorer😂
@buckpittenterprises7225
@buckpittenterprises7225 22 дня назад
His Mum and my Grandmum were sister Ellicot.My pop worked with his dad at Moree Gazette / Champion. His dad was staunchly liberal.Pop was staunchly Labour, so Christmas parties improved auditory classes for both sides )) Saidvmy Dad😂
@buckpittenterprises7225
@buckpittenterprises7225 22 дня назад
Clever Couzin.All I heard was how how he was always studying
@karimnazir918
@karimnazir918 Месяц назад
how can i apply for this program I am an international student
@SihleMnisi-uk1wd
@SihleMnisi-uk1wd 2 месяца назад
What about the Swati how accupied part of present day south Africa...can you talk about them
@Pinderlpaul
@Pinderlpaul 3 месяца назад
By most data (freedom, democracy, cost, governance for example) monarchy is unquestionably the superior form of government.
@prismaticmarcus
@prismaticmarcus 3 месяца назад
it'd be nice to hear about other countries' monarchies. it'd be hard to do in bite size chunks so maybe organise it around themes, like 'republicanism' or 'media intrusion' or 'corruption.' i guess it'd be interesting to learn what the study of modern monarchy entails...
@johnnzboy
@johnnzboy 3 месяца назад
Dr Kumarasingham sounds like a very insightful and well-informed person.
@donkayonde7452
@donkayonde7452 3 месяца назад
Love ur content ❤
@bobrudala3784
@bobrudala3784 4 месяца назад
Thanks
@adnanabdou9491
@adnanabdou9491 4 месяца назад
I don’t think it’s a progressive thing that Africans had rich monarch!! I think African class devision was intensified by colonialism. Which strengthened the ruling class.
@jonrichard4441
@jonrichard4441 3 месяца назад
All african Kings are fools Like Shit ITS Like the continant
@OzzieJayne
@OzzieJayne 4 месяца назад
Thank you!
@OzzieJayne
@OzzieJayne 4 месяца назад
👑🥳 Love this series, more please.
@j.johnson3520
@j.johnson3520 4 месяца назад
A truly great resource, that not only can the University enjoy, but the whole planet. These historical records are pure treasure. Thank you for publishing them.
@jacksmith8466
@jacksmith8466 4 месяца назад
That's not George V.
@Angrycomments
@Angrycomments 4 месяца назад
Maybe chnage the picture? Good content though.
@prismaticmarcus
@prismaticmarcus 4 месяца назад
I see Meghan as a victim of two things. A tabloid media pandering to its racist consumers. And a publicity culture where people (e.g. Meghan) feel compelled to monitor media coverage of themselves. I think Diana was a victim of the latter as well. One hears that Kate doesn't consume any news media at all and that seems like a smart decision for someone in her position. It'd be interesting to hear your take on this.
@universityofsydney-schoolo6376
@universityofsydney-schoolo6376 4 месяца назад
Thank you for your response. Yes I agree with your analysis of Meghan Markle and Princess Diana and their (often) unhealthy relationship with the tabloid press and monitoring media coverage. Princess Catherine’s strategy of not following media reports may or may not be the whole story (if she doesn’t watch it herself then her advisers certainly do and brief her accordingly - hence the quick response to the photo scandal), but it certainly accords with a longer tradition of the British royal family giving the impression that they were immune to press gossip (Queen Elizabeth II famously never commented on news items). Behind this façade, however, I think members of the British royal family have long paid attention to press reports on their family - even if they choose not to respond publicly to this coverage. Associate Professor Cindy McCreery
@prismaticmarcus
@prismaticmarcus 4 месяца назад
@@universityofsydney-schoolo6376 oh, no doubt The Firm plays close attention to media coverage.
@darlenel9226
@darlenel9226 5 месяцев назад
It's Meghan and Harry!
@karenlizzy65
@karenlizzy65 5 месяцев назад
Be quiet
@AidaJof
@AidaJof 4 месяца назад
What about them @darlenel9226 ???
@paulaitchison2470
@paulaitchison2470 5 месяцев назад
The introduction regarding Markle and her idiot husband is misleading. The fact that Markle was of mixed racial heritage did not 'raise eyebrows' as stated. It was, in fact, celebrated. It was hoped it would be an asset to the Royal Family in a multi-racial society. It was reported in the media in a positive way. Sadly Markle herself resorted to using her racial heritage as a sword and a shield in order to silence justifiable criticism of her conduct. When this was not successful in silencing her critics, she fled!
@stephaniek1076
@stephaniek1076 4 месяца назад
Well-written. Thx!
@annaphillips7120
@annaphillips7120 4 месяца назад
Nice reflection
@Lifeguard415
@Lifeguard415 4 месяца назад
Yes and they really could have changed the world, uniting the commonwealth. They could have been a truly international couple, living all over the world, and speaking for equal rights for all. Threw it away with both hands :(
@509cougs
@509cougs 4 месяца назад
Case in point: Markle claimed that the British press called her son "the N-word," which was a bold-faced lie.
@johnnzboy
@johnnzboy 5 месяцев назад
I guess this was written last year as there is no longer a reigning queen since Margarethe II's abdication in January 2024... However, it sounds like this will be an interesting podcast series.
@robertbentley3589
@robertbentley3589 4 месяца назад
Wtf are you talking about?
@debralizborres2589
@debralizborres2589 5 месяцев назад
Sorry but, he's got bad taste in women! Inside and out... 😖
@PaxSierra
@PaxSierra 7 месяцев назад
Outstanding. Wonderful to see such quality analysis being made available to the public. As we approach the coming conflagration in the Western Pacific, the importance of intelligent public discourse in Australia that is well informed by our history will only become more acute.
@DYT2
@DYT2 7 месяцев назад
This is an awful account of the issue in West Papua. Whether you're for or against independence, at least give an honest telling of events. "Indonesia started their campaign because in the war [WW2] they discovered there was lots of natural resources in West Papua". Such an awful and intended mischaracterisation to make Indonesia look like it was simply "land-grabbing". Sukarno and the rest of the Anti-Colonial movement had always included West Papua as part of the successor state to the Dutch East Indies. No one seriously disputed this at the time. It was only in 1949 after right-wing parties in the Dutch parliament decided they needed something to hang onto to save face did they create and manufacture this into an issue. The Dutch after brutally murdering Indonesians for 5 years only decided to hold onto West Papua because a large portion of the Dutch public still thought imperialism was a good thing. That's literally it. It was the left-wing parties in Indonesia that made reclaiming West Papua the main goal. And it was the Soviet Union that actually helped Indonesia do it.
@ambo9569
@ambo9569 2 месяца назад
Awful to Indonesia? Yes… because it’s the truth. The truth is always horrid to head
@DYT2
@DYT2 2 месяца назад
@@ambo9569 what
@alexwilson4330
@alexwilson4330 7 месяцев назад
Race obsessed weirdos.