Felicity Ruby

Felicity Ruby is a Doctoral candidate in the Department of Government and International Relations at the University of Sydney.

What we know about nuclear weapons and the nuclear industry thanks to WikiLeaks

“The Nobel Peace Prize will be awarded on 11 October. Why I support the nomination of Julian Assange and WikiLeaks.”

By Felicity Ruby

/ 7 Oct 2019

What we know about nuclear weapons and the nuclear industry thanks to WikiLeaks

Beyond armistice: women searching for an enduring peace

Women peace activists meeting in Zurich in 1919 understood the capitalist system of profit and privilege as a root cause of war. Women said it then, and say it now, as they tackle the perennial question facing all peace-seekers: what policies can assure a peace that will endure?

By Felicity Ruby and Edith Ballantyne

/ 1 Sep 2014

16 days in Australian politics: 3 long years ahead?

Australia's 7 September election produced a conservative government that has acted swiftly on promises to reduce aid, increase defence spending and dismantle efforts to address climate change. However, a hostile Senate until July 2014 may block its legislative agenda

By Felicity Ruby

/ 23 Sep 2013