Tristan Ewins
Dr. Tristan Ewins has a PhD in Global, Urban and Social Studies. He is also an experienced freelance writer.
Dr Ewins has been an activist in the Socialist Left of the ALP for over 20 years and blogs at the ALP Socialist Left Forum.
Died in March 2025, aged 51.
Education
RMIT University, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Global, Urban and Social Studies- Thesis: 'Third Roads & Third Ways in Social Democracy 1848-1934' pass without any need for resubmission, 2011 - 2016.
- The PhD thesis concerned what in retrospect may be considered the 'radical Third Roads and Third Ways' of the Left during to 1848-1934 period.
- It spans from an introductory consideration of Marx and Engels and early socialism - to the likes of Ferdinand Lassalle, Eduard Bernstein, Rosa Luxemburg, Karl Kautsky, Lenin and Trotsky, and the Austro-Marxists. The thesis considers the ways in which some of these can be considered 'relative Third Ways or Third Roads' depending on context. The thesis also considers the associated history in light of various 'contested themes'. For example: voluntarism/determinism, principle/pragmatism and conflict/conciliation.[1]
SEARCH Foundation 2009 AGM
Proxies: The list of valid proxies received at the SEARCH office by 11am Eastern Summer Time on November 27, 2009 was read out:
Leonie Ebert, Pat Healy, Carmel Shute, Grahame McCulloch, Mark Aarons, Robyn Ravlich, John Varley, Martha Ansara, Gillian Workman, John Kaye, Lee Rhiannon, Carmen Blanco, Ray Harrison, Joe Palmada, Margaret Kirkby, Paula Rix, Kevin Cook, Janice Workman, George Zangalis, Russ Hermann, Chris Ray, Tristan Ewins, Brendan O'Kane, Pat Toms, Rod Noble, Peg Hewett, Cathy Crawley, Maurie Mulheron, Dave Ferguson, Judy Ferguson.
