Griffith Review: edition themes
Channel: Griffith University
Date: 2019-02-07

Founded and developed by Griffith University in 2003, Griffith Review is a quarterly literary and current affairs publication that reflects the University’s commitment to sharing knowledge across traditional boundaries and promoting civic dialogue and participation. Each themed collection presents insights and analysis of the big issues from emerging and established Australian and international writers. It is widely recognised for its uncanny ability to anticipate emerging trends and drive the national conversation, and over the years has tackled issues such as Australian national identity, populism, power, fundamentalism, and climate change. Editor Dr Ashley Hay and founding editor and publisher Professor Julianne Schultz discuss how the changing  themes for each edition offer opportunities to engage more deeply with big issues and keep the publication fresh and exciting.