Against Tyranny by Augusto Zimmermann (Editor-in-Chief) & Joshua Forrester (Editor)

Against Tyranny by Augusto Zimmermann (Editor-in-Chief) & Joshua Forrester (Editor)

Paperback, 376 pages, $44

ISBN: 9781923224711

Release Date: June 2025

The battle between liberty and tyranny is an eternal struggle, fought across generations and within every human heart. As Joshua Forrester notes, tyranny will always seek to suppress freedom, demanding an unwavering defense. This volume of The Western Australian Jurist examines tyranny from diverse angles, including government overreach during Covid-19 and the rise of woke ideology. Building on previous editions—Fundamental Rights in the Age of Covid-19 and Wokeshevism: Critical Theories and the Tyrant Left—this collection continues to explore the threats to freedom and the enduring necessity to resist tyranny on both societal and personal fronts.

THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN JURIST - AGAINST TYRANNY -- Volume 13

Introduction, Against Tyranny by Joshua Forrester and Augusto Zimmermann

1. The Obedient Rebel: Should Christians Always Obey Their Government? by Luke D D Barbrick

2. Law and Reality: A Dialogue Between Herman Dooyeweerd and John Finnis by Renato S M Costa

3. Our Present Fight Against Tyranny by Kevin Donnelly AM

4. What Invites Tyranny? A Post-Covid Reflection on the Individual and Social Contributors to Social Enslavement by Gigi Foster

5. C H Douglas on Tyranny: Its Nature, Origins and Remedies by M Oliver Heydorn

6. Rex Non Potest Peccare an Rex Est Super Legem: A Study on Property Rights in Western Australia with Particular Attention to Land Tax by Susan Hoddinott

7. Against Tyranny of Religious Neutrality: A Comparative Perspective of the French and American Approaches to Religious Freedom in Public School Systems by Weronika Kudla

8. C S Lewis, Tyranny, Technology and Transcendence by Bill Muehlenberg

9. Rise of a Power Class in ‘Sheepskins’: A Threat to Humanity by Monika Nagel

10. Institutional Despotism: A Preliminary Etiology by Steven Alan Samson

11. Constitutional Monarchy or Elective Dictatorship? Why Australia has Become an Elective Dictatorship by Augusto Zimmermann and Gabriël A. Moens AM

12. Legal Note – Review of Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization by Christopher Brohier