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, Glenn Kefford, Hannah Murphy-Gregory, Ian Ward, Lloyd Cox, Andrea Carson

Political Science public policy Australian Politics
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Australian Politics in the Twenty-First Century examines the interaction between longstanding political institutions and the challenges of a changing era. Bringing together perspectives from six authors, this volume provides a focused introduction to contemporary Australian politics for readers interested in political studies, history, and public affairs.

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Australian Politics in the Twenty-First Century examines the development of Australian politics in the contemporary era.

The book considers the relationship between established political institutions and new challenges facing Australian political life.

Written by Stewart Jackson, Glenn Kefford, Hannah Murphy-Gregory, Ian Ward, Lloyd Cox, and Andrea Carson, it offers a multi-author perspective on the subject.

This volume is suited to readers seeking an overview of Australian politics and its twenty-first-century context.

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