Dr. Binoy Kampmark

Binoy Kampmark was a Commonwealth Scholar at Selwyn College, University of Cambridge. He has published widely on topics of international security and modern history, and is currently lecturing in Modern History at the University of Queensland. I blog at Oz Moses (http://ozmoses.blogspot.com/)


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	Poor Timing: Cartier meets Australia Post by Dr. Binoy Kampmark Watch brands do not tend to circulate as discussion topics in the Australian federal parliament. Time watching is a more functional affair. But Australia Post’s Chi
	Trusted Demonologies: US Electoral Interference, the Proud Boys and Iran by Dr. Binoy Kampmark Iran, Russia and electoral interference. It is all part of the delicious mess that any observer of US politics has come to expect.
	Follow the Money: Banking, Criminality and the FinCEN Files by Dr. Binoy Kampmark It was all a fitting reminder of Bertolt Brecht’s remark that bank robbery lies in the province of amateurs. The real professionals of plunder establish banks.

	Dropped Prosecutions: The Afghan Files, Public Interest Journalism and Dan Oakes by Dr. Binoy Kampmark In July 2017, two journalists working for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Dan Oakes and Sam Clark,
	Sloppy Methodology: Social Media, Censorship and New York Post's Hunter Biden Story by Dr. Binoy Kampmark It was highly probable. Given the howls of concern that social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook nurse and nurture a bias (every choice on content entails one)
	Britannic Impunity: The UK Overseas Operations Bill by Dr. Binoy Kampmark It was praised by Michael Clarke, former Director-General of the Royal United Services Institute, as “clear an
	Boris Johnson at Sea: Coronavirus Confusion in the UK by Dr. Binoy Kampmark The tide has been turning against UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Oafishly, he has managed to convert that tide into a deluge of dissatisfaction assisted by the gravitat
	Omnibus Collisions: Coronavirus Policing and Overreach in Victoria by Dr. Binoy Kampmark In her September 17 speech to parliament, the Attorney General of the Australian state of Victoria, Jill Hennessy,
	Back on the Stairway to Heaven: Led Zeppelin Wins Over Spirit by Dr. Binoy Kampmark In March, the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeal upheld an original jury finding that Led Zeppelin’s Stairway to Heaven did not infringe copyright in Spirit’s 1968 song Taurus.
	Matters of International Justice: Challenging Trump's ICC Sanctions by Dr. Binoy Kampmark On September 2, US sanctions – the sort normally reserved for fully fledged terrorists and decorated drug traffickers – were imposed on the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Fatou Bensou
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