Self-determination in Aboriginal political thought
chapter
posted on 2004-01-01, 00:00authored byGeoffrey Stokes, K Gillen
Part 1 - Political Ideas -- Liberalism and the Liberal Party of Australia -- The Australian Labor Party and the Third Way -- Australian feminism: the end of 'the universal woman'? -- Self-determination in Aboriginal political thought -- From the 'social laboratory' to the 'Australian Settlement' -- Australian nationalism and internationalism -- Part 2 - Institutions of Democracy -- Parliament and the Executive -- Political integration and the outlook for the Australian party system: party adaptation or regime change? -- Administrative agencies and accountability -- The institutional mediation of human rights in Australia -- The news media and Australian politics -- The role of the state: welfare state or competition state? -- Part 3 - Political Issues and Public Policies -- National policy in a global era -- The economic policy debate -- The decentralisation of industrial relations -- The labour market and the future of employment -- The welfare reform agenda -- The social consequences of the rural reform agenda -- Politics and the environmental policy debate -- Immigration policy and the attack on multiculturalism.
History
Title of book
Politics of Australian society : political issues for the new century
Chapter number
4
Pagination
62 - 78
Publisher
Pearson Education Australia
Place of publication
Frenchs Forest, N.S.W.
ISBN-13
9781740910927
ISBN-10
1740910923
Indigenous content
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