Australian Politics in the Twenty-First Century: Old Institutions, New Challenges
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Australian Politics in the Twenty-First Century: Old Institutions, New Challenges

by Stewart Jackson, Joff Lelliott, Shannon Brincat, Josephine Bourne, Nick Economou

Political Science Government Australian Studies
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Australian Politics in the Twenty-First Century examines the relationship between enduring political institutions and the new challenges facing Australia. Written by Stewart Jackson, Joff Lelliott, Shannon Brincat, Josephine Bourne, and Nick Economou, it offers a focused overview of contemporary Australian political life and its continuing transformation.

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Australian Politics in the Twenty-First Century examines the country’s political life through the relationship between established institutions and emerging challenges.

The book focuses on the tensions between continuity and change in contemporary Australian politics.

Its collaborative authorship brings together perspectives on the institutions, debates, and developments shaping Australia in the twenty-first century.

This title is suited to readers seeking a broad introduction to modern Australian politics and its evolving political context.

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