Dr Neville Buch

Professional Historian and History Consultancy Services Brisbane

Category: MICE: Management Institute for Contributory Economy

  • Series of Articles on Traveling through Life

    Series of Articles on Traveling through Life

    Series Introduction: The Series of Articles on Traveling through Life (1–6) documents the intellectual and existential road trips of Dr. Neville Buch between 2022 and 2026. This series analyses the thematic triad of landscape, travel, and thought, framing physical transit as a “cathartic-therapeutic-life accounting experience”. The series is grounded in Dr. Buch’s foundational axiom that…

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  • An Open Letter to Drew and Others Subject to Today’s Nonsense Political Rhetoric

    An Open Letter to Drew and Others Subject to Today’s Nonsense Political Rhetoric

    27 July 2026 Dear Drew, These Marxist groups have thrown out the idea of a working class revolution and substituted for it a revolution to eliminate “white, colonial heteronormativity”. I thought they were wrong with their working class revolution but they are absolutely ridiculous with its replacement. I am enjoying the delicious irony, if only…

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  • Pillars of Human Authorship and Social Flourishing

    Pillars of Human Authorship and Social Flourishing

    Dr Neville Buch Abstract This essay explores the synergistic relationship between sociology, faith, freedom, and thought as a necessary framework for human flourishing. Drawing on an expansive intellectual history—from the religious origins of capitalist behaviour to modern critiques of technocratic control—it argues that these four pillars are inseparable in the quest for Human Authorship. Sociology provides the lens…

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  • A New Campaign (one hopes): Sack obnoxious marketers, employ more expert scholars

    A New Campaign (one hopes): Sack obnoxious marketers, employ more expert scholars

    Credit: The unrecorded artist or A.I. Distributed on Social Media. Yes, reject news, documentaries, and other info devises as entertainment. Employ a scholar, idiot ! There is the opportunity to redeem news, documentaries, and other information devises. It is the marketing industry which has the greatest share of the blame, from the day corporate managers…

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  • Swine and Pearls: The Alchemy of Intellect – Restoring Wisdom to the Denoetized Mind

    Swine and Pearls: The Alchemy of Intellect – Restoring Wisdom to the Denoetized Mind

    Dr Neville Buch The Alchemy of Intellect: Restoring Wisdom to the Denoetized Mind The classical idiom of ”throwing pearls to swine” serves as a vital diagnostic for the contemporary intellectual crisis, yet within the framework of the Management Institute for Contributory Economy (MICE), it must be transformed into a narrative of restorative truth-telling and social accountability. The Pathology: Swine…

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  • Boring Writing, Boring Life: An experiment in Free Thought

    Boring Writing, Boring Life: An experiment in Free Thought

    Dr Neville Buch I have yet again come to free thought in a serious way. A stream of consciousness writing. I am bored. It is not as if there are no tasks which could fill time-space. But I can’t be excited to work. It is the blues of today’s philosopher: why bother? Each person is…

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  • Teaching Documentation: Understanding History is Philosophy in Practice – ISCHE 47

    Teaching Documentation: Understanding History is Philosophy in Practice – ISCHE 47

    Featured Image: CIAE Diploma of Teaching Graduates of late 1970s. Dave Jack and Denis Sheehan with Queensland historian, the late Dr Jack Ford, in the centre of the image.

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  • Australian Take on the Scandal of the Evangelical Mind: The Scandal of the Mechanized Mind

    Australian Take on the Scandal of the Evangelical Mind: The Scandal of the Mechanized Mind

    Dr Neville Buch Abstract This essay examines Mark Noll’s retrospective judgment on the thirty-year legacy of his seminal work, The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind (1994), through the critical lens of Dr. Neville Buch’s research into evangelical historiography and the sociology of religion. While Noll observes a “brighter” picture in the sheer volume of Christian academic output in the twenty-first century,…

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  • Philosophy Today: New York Times, 6 July 2026

    Philosophy Today: New York Times, 6 July 2026

    MORNING READ Black-and-white head shots of David Chalmers, Dillon Plunkett, Rosie Campbell and Robert Long. Aaron Wojack for The New York Times (top left); Ian C. Bates for The New York Times Call it the revenge of the philosophy majors: With the rise of artificial intelligence, cutting-edge labs like Anthropic and DeepMind are hiring experts…

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