John Hinkson, Gerry Gill, Alison Caddick, Paul James, Simon Cooper and Guy Rundle. Since the late 1960s the publications have been produced by a group of around a dozen to twenty members, many of whom have been part of the project for several decades. Over the years Arena's publications have featured work from a wide range of Australian and international contributors, including Dennis Altman, Judith Brett, Humphrey McQueen, Don Watson, John Pilger, Julie Stephens, Boris Frankel, Susan Hawthorne, Noam Chomsky, David Holmes, Verity Burgmann, Andrew Milner, Terry Eagleton, Fredric Jameson, Tom Nairn, Larissa Behrendt, Jürgen Habermas, Zygmunt Bauman, Christos Tsiolkas, Kevin Hart, Simon During, Noel Pearson, Raimond Gaita, John Frow, Naomi Klein. Pamphlets and papers Arena has also published a range of monographs, pamphlets and papers over the years on topics ranging from nuclear power and critical Australian political economy to the Iraq occupation. Printing The Arena co-operative printed their own publications from 1974 to 1992, and continue to run a commercial printery with a specific focus on community and alternative publications, in Fitzroy, Melbourne. Books Since 1982, has published books on a variety of topics, from social theory, to Indigenous and colonial Australian history, and Asia-Pacific studies. Arena published the widely read Coercive Reconciliation, a collection of critical essays in response to the conservative Australia Government's 2007 intervention in Indigenous communities in the Northern Territory. More recently it published Being Arab: Arabism and the Politics of Identity. Notes References Milner, Andrew, 'Radical Intellectuals: an unacknowledged legislature?' in Constructing a culture: a people's history of Australia since 1788 eds. Verity Burgman and Jenny Lee, Melbourne: McPhee Gribble/Penguin Books, 1988, 259–84. Usher, Robin, 'In the global arena', The Age, 9 December 2003. External links Arena'' Reason in Revolt Publishing companies of Australia Cooperatives in Australia Academic publishing companies Critical theory Organisations based in Melbourne 1963 establishments in Australia Political organisations based in Australia