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Simon Copland

  • Director, Conservation Council ACT
  • Writer, Freelance
Canberra
As seen in: The Guardian, The Guardian Australia, Yahoo Canada, Springer, The Atlantic, SAGE Publishing, Stuff.co.nz, Substack, Sydney Morning Herald, Taylor & Francis Online and
Director Conservation Council ACT. Did a PhD on the manosphere, masculinity, social media and extremism. Also tweets about sport and Bowie, and am in the SES.
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Fight Club at 30: toxic masculinity handbook or clever takedown of capitalism?

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By Simon Copland
| Tolerance Canada
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Fight Club at 30: toxic masculinity handbook or clever takedown of capitalism?

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By Simon Copland
| The Conversation
Chuck Palahniuk’s first novel, Fight Club, is as relevant and controversial today as when it first hit shelves 30 years ago. The story follows a depressed, insomniac unnamed narrator, who unknowingly creates an alter ego – the charismatic and anarchic Tyler Durden. In between having an on-off relationship with punkish Marla, the narrator and Durden create underground fight clubs, which form into “Project Mayhem”, a secret campaign of destruction and violence targeted at corporate America.
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Lawfare in the Forests: How SLAPP suits and legal barriers damage democracy

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By Jane Rawson, Skye Predavec, Simon Copland
| thepoint.com.au
OPINION Democracy & AccountabilityEnvironment Sydney, December 15, 2004. Environmental activists protest outside the Australian Stock Exchange in Sydney against Gunns Pty Ltd which has served writs against 20 individuals and organisation seeking over 6 million dollars which the protesters are saying is an attack on free speech.
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