Griffith Review 16: Unintended Consequences [Paperback] Schultz, Julianne

This stellar edition of Griffith Review explores how our best-laid plans can spiral in unexpected directions. Edited by Julianne Schultz, it brings together Australian writers, thinkers and journalists examining the ripple effects of political decisions, environmental changes, and social shifts. From policy blunders to technological transformations, these essays and narratives capture the messy, complicated reality of cause and effect in contemporary Australia. It's thoughtful, provocative, and wonderfully readable.

Perfect for readers who love literary non-fiction, current affairs enthusiasts, and anyone fascinated by the gap between what we intend and what actually happens.