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Budget 2014: We learnt the wrong lessons from Fightback! (Part 1) | Political Animals
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Thanks Bob Carr for writing your diaries. We have learned the wrong lessons form Fightback! Budget 2014, Part 2) →. Budget 2014: We learnt the wrong lessons from Fightback! May 20, 2014. Budget 2014 is about more than broken promises or whether the Coalition has the right strategy to fix Australia’s long-term fiscal health. And Lyndal Curtis asked deeper questions. About the media’s role in all of this. Otherwise there was ‘no way in the world’ he would have been elected. This argument just doesn’t...
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Newer posts →. Abbott’s pandora’s box of populism. February 8, 2015. Abbott has unleashed a pandora’s box of populism which, having wrecked havoc in Victoria and now Queensland, is threatening to unravel his prime ministership. But first, how did we find ourselves here? Let’s hear a little story about ourselves:. Australia and the age of reform or what I like to call “the golden 80s”. The reform era reached its peak in 1991 with the release of. Things in opposition”,. Which over time simply became “...
We have learned the wrong lessons form Fightback! (Budget 2014, Part 2) | Political Animals
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Budget 2014: We learnt the wrong lessons from Fightback! Abbott’s pandora’s box of populism →. We have learned the wrong lessons form Fightback! Budget 2014, Part 2). June 1, 2014. In the last post I discussed the impact of the government’s cynical approach to breaking is election promises, in this post I explain…. How did we get here? To find out we need to go back to the early 1990s…. Yes, it was John Hewson,. Who went on to develop. It was also successful. At least for a time. Now commonly derided as ...
Thanks Bob Carr for writing your diaries | Political Animals
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In the footsteps of sisters: Ladies Lavatories at Old Parliament House. Budget 2014: We learnt the wrong lessons from Fightback! Part 1) →. Thanks Bob Carr for writing your diaries. April 15, 2014. Unpopular as it is to thank a politician I know! But here it is: Thanks. Bob Carr for writing your diaries. There has, shall we say, been an awful lot of hubub. Pseudo tearing of hair. About Bob Carr’s diary. (Though to be fair, not everyone. Feels the same way. Even Turns out he’s a fitness freak. For a polit...
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We have learned the wrong lessons form Fightback! Budget 2014, Part 2). The end of reform? Lets think about some structural features →. Abbott’s pandora’s box of populism. February 8, 2015. Abbott has unleashed a pandora’s box of populism which, having wrecked havoc in Victoria and now Queensland, is threatening to unravel his prime ministership. But first, how did we find ourselves here? Let’s hear a little story about ourselves:. The reform era reached its peak in 1991 with the release of. Which over t...
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reform | Thoughts on politics, policy and parties.
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Thoughts on politics, policy and parties. Reform is easy (when you have a responsible opposition). On Tuesday Paul Keating once again popped his head above the trenches to take a shot at another political player from the 1980s. The crime was the usual one: they had dared try and hog some of the limelight from his reforms. Keating remains an amazing communicator, and it’s easy to be convinced by what he says. But he’s wrong. Tony Abbott did not take this path. He is now reaping the whirlwind created b...
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Thoughts on politics, policy and parties. Tag Archives: Federal budget. Albrechtsen misses part of the story on the difficulties of reform. In a recent article in the Australian ($). Columnist Janet Albrechtsen claims the primary reason the current federal government is having trouble getting it’s economic reforms through Parliament is that people are not willing to make the needed sacrifices required to balance the budget and make government spending sustainable. At a time when inequality of wealth, inc...
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Thoughts on politics, policy and parties. Tag Archives: Malcolm Fraser. Did Malcolm Fraser briefly shift the divisions of Australian politics? Today we lost Malcolm Fraser, Australia’s fourth longest serving prime minister (1975-83) and a man truly dedicated to public service. He may have also (briefly) changed the divisions of Australian politics in ways consistent with his later socially progressive activities. This morning. Robert Gottleibsen has a different (but equally interesting) take. Another way...
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Thoughts on politics, policy and parties. Over the weekend I was asked by the Election Watch team at the University of Melbourne to comment on the polling conducted for the Brexit referendum. The article that came out of this can be found somewhere on their blog, I’m sure. Here are the comments I provided in full (questions are bolded):. 1 What do the Brexit polls tell us about the accuracy of polling generally? Not a lot (about polling for elections in Australia, at least). Britain has never conducted a...
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Thoughts on politics, policy and parties. Some initial thoughts on the election. Since the Australian federal election, held last Saturday, I’ve had a few thoughts. These are only half-formed, so bear with me. Of course, I could also be wrong about both of these things. I also wrote up some quick pieces on outcomes in 10 individual electorates for the University of Melbourne Election Watch blog. These can be found here. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. July 5, 2016. The difficulties encountered by...
Did Malcolm Fraser briefly shift the divisions of Australian politics? | Thoughts on politics, policy and parties.
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Thoughts on politics, policy and parties. Did Malcolm Fraser briefly shift the divisions of Australian politics? Today we lost Malcolm Fraser, Australia’s fourth longest serving prime minister (1975-83) and a man truly dedicated to public service. He may have also (briefly) changed the divisions of Australian politics in ways consistent with his later socially progressive activities. This morning. Robert Gottleibsen has a different (but equally interesting) take. Another way to look at the Fraser governm...
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Thoughts on politics, policy and parties. Tag Archives: political parties. Problems with claims of party convergence in Australia. Some of the graphs in this piece came out a little odd – mostly too larger. apologies, I can’t quite get them to look right). Last week, Ben Reilly wrote a compelling piece. Why do some commentators believe there is no difference? Problems with claims of party convergence. Voters appear to recognise these differences. As political scientist Murray Goot explains. Each point re...
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Thoughts on politics, policy and parties. Albrechtsen misses part of the story on the difficulties of reform. In a recent article in the Australian ($). Columnist Janet Albrechtsen claims the primary reason the current federal government is having trouble getting it’s economic reforms through Parliament is that people are not willing to make the needed sacrifices required to balance the budget and make government spending sustainable. Bernard Keane had a much more balanced piece. At a time when inequalit...
Albrechtsen | Thoughts on politics, policy and parties.
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Thoughts on politics, policy and parties. Albrechtsen misses part of the story on the difficulties of reform. In a recent article in the Australian ($). Columnist Janet Albrechtsen claims the primary reason the current federal government is having trouble getting it’s economic reforms through Parliament is that people are not willing to make the needed sacrifices required to balance the budget and make government spending sustainable. Bernard Keane had a much more balanced piece. At a time when inequalit...
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Thoughts on politics, policy and parties. Category Archives: Public policy. Over the weekend I was asked by the Election Watch team at the University of Melbourne to comment on the polling conducted for the Brexit referendum. The article that came out of this can be found somewhere on their blog, I’m sure. Here are the comments I provided in full (questions are bolded):. 1 What do the Brexit polls tell us about the accuracy of polling generally? The difficulties encountered by pollsters in a country with...
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Confessions of a Political Animal. August 23, 2012. Two weeks in London. 8212; Political Animal @ 7:55 pm. Tags: Olympics; London. This post was originally a guest column at The Practical Pinko. When Juvenal coined his scathing phrase about Roman politicians, he inspired two thousand years of cynicism, of conspiracy theories, of scepticism. The master manipulators, seeking to distract from ideological failings, from corruption and drudgery, through gaudy entertainments and cheap bread. Panem et circenses,.
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Political Animals is an election simulation game set within a fictional world populated by corrupt crocodiles and meritocratic mice. In a political contest where corruption is always around the corner, we want players to find out how incorruptible they really are. In a world where politicians are animals and corruption is everywhere, do you have the integrity of Mousey, or the ruthlessness of Croccy? Will you win votes.or will you buy them? Like any modern election campaign, finances will play a big role...
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Early Modern ideas about Parliament’s origins. May 14, 2015. Forged texts, bizarre founding dates, the confusing history of when the parliament ‘began’. Originally posted on The History of Parliament. Our series celebrating the anniversaries of Magna Carta and Simon de Montfort’s Parliament. Continues today. Dr Paul Cavill. Lecturer in Early Modern British History at Cambridge University discusses how the origins of Parliament were viewed in the early modern period. April 2, 2015. We’ve been lookin...
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POLITICAL ANTHROPOLOGY | ANTH 423, Dr. Maximilian Forte, Dept. of Sociology & Anthropology, Concordia University
ANTH 423, Dr. Maximilian Forte, Dept. of Sociology and Anthropology, Concordia University. Contact, Office Hours. Winter Semester, 2017 2018. Classes: January 10 April 11, 2018. Campus: SGW, H 529. Please reconfirm before coming to the first class). PDF copy of the Course Syllabus. 1 A Brief Introduction. For the purposes of this course, which is necessarily brief, the nation-state will be the largest unit of analysis, with discussion of the international system reserved for related courses taught by the...
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