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PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Zustand: Muy bueno. : Este libro analiza el período de gobierno de la coalición en Australia entre 2013 y 2022, argumentando que, a pesar de sus éxitos electorales, este período se caracterizó por la falta de reformas significativas y el incumplimiento de las promesas liberales. Los colaboradores examinan áreas clave como la economía, el bienestar social, la energía y las libertades religiosas, ofreciendo una visión crítica del desempeño de la coalición y sugiriendo posibles reformas futuras. Se destaca la incapacidad de la coalición para dejar una marca distintiva en la dirección de la nación y en la forma en que se gobierna. EAN: 9781923224087 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Historia Título: Tragedy without Triumph: The Coalition in Office 2013-2022 Autor: Scott Prasser Editorial: Connor Court Publishing Pty Ltd Idioma: en Páginas: 244 Formato: tapa blanda.

21.0 x 14.0cms 278pp very good paperback & cover The 18 essays fall under 4 section headings: life & times(of themenzies myth); elections party politics & the media; institutions of government; public policy (re the economy trade & industry policies microeconomic policy; social policy; the family; higher education; Aboriginal policy).

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Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnThis book sets out to take party politics and ideology out of the analysis of good schooling. It examines research and practical evidence about what works best in schools and sets out to present this in a way that enables those in.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Royal Commissions and Public Inquiries - Practice and Potential analyses the impact of public inquiries on policy and administration, their practices and processes and the factors which make them effective. While the volume focuses mainly on Australia, there is also up-to-date analysis of public inquiries in the United Kingdom, Canada, New Zealand and the USA. The contributors to Royal Commissions and Public Inquiries include leading Australian and international academic experts, practitioners, commentators, judges and researchers including: Nicholas Aroney, Gary Banks, Stephen Bartos, Linda Courtenay Botterill, Frank Brennan AO, Rosalind Croucher, Geoff Davies AO, Henry Ergas, Philip Flood AO, Paddy Gourley, Grant Hoole, John Humphreys, Kenneth Kitts, Tony Makin, Scott Prasser, Janet Ransley, Charles Sampford, Alan Simpson, Graeme Starr, Mark Thomson, Rodney Tiffen, Helen Tracey and Roger Wettenhall. Royal Commissions and Public Inquiries - Practice and Potential is part of the Government, Policy and Politics Series, a joint initiative of Connor Court Publishing and Griffith University. The series explores past, present and future developments in Australian government, policy and politics. The Editors: Scott Prasser has worked in federal and state governments in senior research and policy roles and is author of Royal Commissions and Public Inquiries in Australia (2006). He holds undergraduate and postgraduate qualifications from the universities of Queensland and Griffith. Helen Tracey has had a successful career in public policy, mainly in education with the Commonwealth Government and has worked at the Public Policy Institute of the Australian Catholic University. Helen has academic qualifications in political science, public policy and education from the Australian National University and the University of London (Institute of Education).

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Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 256 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | White Elephant Stampede - examines the seemingly endless cavalcade of projects that fail to meet their objectives, cost more than expected and become an ongoing drain on public resources. From public awareness campaign disasters to payroll system technology collapses, from poorly developed environmental projects to the over-optimistic benefits of proposed Olympic Games, these case studies provide lessons as to why White Elephant projects occur and how they might be avoided. It is of value to every decision maker and to every concerned citizen. Project Managers, Senior Public Servants, Politicians, Academics and Students will gain valuable insights from this volume.White Elephant Stampede draws on the research and industry experience, and expertise of an outstanding range of contributors: Gary Banks, Simon Dawkins, Brian Dollery, Henrico Dolfing, David Gration, Paul Hooper, Binoy Kampmark, Aynsley Kellow, Bruce Kingston, Justin Macdonnell, Scott Prasser, Nadeem Samnakay and Steven Schwarz.David Gration PhD is an events researcher and mentor with over 30 years of industry experience managing services and projects in arts, events and tourism. David is a life member of Performing Arts Connections Australia.Bruce Kingston has some 40 years' experience in management, marketing, community engagement and public affairs roles in corporate, consulting and government roles working in various States and Territories. He has also been a University lecturer, a speechwriter, a political campaign consultant and a restaurateur.Scott Prasser PhD has worked in federal and state governments in senior research and policy roles as well as working in academia. He has written extensively on Australian government and politics and the 2nd edition of his Royal Commissions and Public Inquiries in Australia was published in 2021.

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 256 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | White Elephant Stampede - examines the seemingly endless cavalcade of projects that fail to meet their objectives, cost more than expected and become an ongoing drain on public resources. From public awareness campaign disasters to payroll system technology collapses, from poorly developed environmental projects to the over-optimistic benefits of proposed Olympic Games, these case studies provide lessons as to why White Elephant projects occur and how they might be avoided. It is of value to every decision maker and to every concerned citizen. Project Managers, Senior Public Servants, Politicians, Academics and Students will gain valuable insights from this volume.White Elephant Stampede draws on the research and industry experience, and expertise of an outstanding range of contributors: Gary Banks, Simon Dawkins, Brian Dollery, Henrico Dolfing, David Gration, Paul Hooper, Binoy Kampmark, Aynsley Kellow, Bruce Kingston, Justin Macdonnell, Scott Prasser, Nadeem Samnakay and Steven Schwarz.David Gration PhD is an events researcher and mentor with over 30 years of industry experience managing services and projects in arts, events and tourism. David is a life member of Performing Arts Connections Australia.Bruce Kingston has some 40 years' experience in management, marketing, community engagement and public affairs roles in corporate, consulting and government roles working in various States and Territories. He has also been a University lecturer, a speechwriter, a political campaign consultant and a restaurateur.Scott Prasser PhD has worked in federal and state governments in senior research and policy roles as well as working in academia. He has written extensively on Australian government and politics and the 2nd edition of his Royal Commissions and Public Inquiries in Australia was published in 2021.

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | The sixth volume of Sir Winston's Churchill's Nobel Prize-winning series, The Second World War was entitled Triumph and Tragedy. It was a triumph because of the "overwhelming victory of the grand Alliance", but a tragedy because it had "failed so far to bring general peace to our anxious world". This volume argues that the Federal Coalition, despite nine years in office and three election wins, was a tragedy with little triumph. The Coalition failed at all levels - in policy to implement needed reforms and to reflect its core values; in politics to change the narrative and to win the wider debates; and in governance in managing the institutions of state. It failed to leave a lasting distinguishable mark on our nation's direction and how we are governed. Contributors to this volume were specifically asked to view their topics from what was expected of a Liberal government in terms of its values, history, and stated promises and so it is different from the usual academic evaluations of governments. Key policy areas covered include the economy, social welfare, energy, religious freedom, indigenous issues, along with the management of key institutions like the cabinet, public service, parliament, executive government and public inquiries. This volume explores why the Liberal Party, Australia's most successful political party, in partnership with the Nationals, failed so dismally between 2013-2022 and what they might do to make amends.

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 500 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | The Whitlam Government came to office on 2 December 1972 amid high expectations.For many, it marked a turning point in the nation's development. Although it was out of office within three years, its impacts have been more lasting. Especially prepared to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the Whitlam Government's election, this volume, based on new sources of information and with the benefit of hindsight, reappraises its achievements, failures, and long-term impacts on Australian government, politics and policy. Contributors include leading academics, former senior public servants and Labor stalwarts. It brings fresh insights into this most talked about, but often misrepresented, government.CONTRIBUTORSBob Carr - ForewordDavid Clune - Gough Whitlam and his Government: An OverviewMalcolm Mackerras - Whitlam and Australian VotersGreg Melleuish - The Whitlam NarrativeAndrew Podger and David Stanton - The Whitlam Government's Social Welfare LegacyStephen Duckett - Your Medicare Card: Whitlam's Legacy in Everyone's PocketMartha Kinsman and Linda Hort - Whitlam and EducationSev Ozdowski - Multiculturalism and Immigration PolicyJohn Martin - Legacy and Lessons from the DURD ProjectWill Sanders - Aboriginal Affairs: Launching National Decolonisation from a Territory BaseGene Tunny - Whitlam and the EconomyGary Banks - A "Rattigan" Man: Whitlam's Assault on ProtectionGeoff Cockfield - Rural PolicyDavid Lee - Minerals and Resources PolicyMichael Easson - Promise and Influence of Whitlam's Foreign PolicyPaddy Gourley - The Whitlam Government and the Public ServiceJonathan Pincus - Federal-State RelationsMichael Sexton - Confronting the Constitution: Law and Politics in the Whitlam EraScott Prasser - Royal Commissions and Public Inquiries: Roles and ImpactsMary Easson - 1987: The Year Whitlam and Hawke BrokeFrank Bongiorno - The Whitlam Legacy for the Fraser and Hawke Governments.

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