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1. Beyond the post‐political: is public participation in Australian cities at a turning point?

2. The Federalism Debate.

3. Success and Failure in Public Policy: Twin Imposters or Avenues for Reform? Selected Evidence from 40 Years of Health-care Reform in Australia.

4. THE GOVERNANCE OF FINANCIAL REGULATORY REFORM: THE AUSTRALIAN EXPERIENCE.

5. The Australian Greens: Party Organisation and Political Processes.

6. Performance Management in the Public Sector.

7. From Protection to Competition: The Politics of Trade Practices Reform in Australia and the Trade Practices Act 1965.

8. OPPORTUNITY OR CHALLENGE? AUSTRALIA AND EUROPEAN INTEGRATION, 1950-57.

9. Frontier Vigilantism? Australia and Contemporary Representations of Australian Antarctic Territory.

10. Uncounted Votes: Informal Voting in the House of Representatives as a Marker of Political Exclusion in Australia.

11. Is Bipartisanship on National Security Beneficial? Australia's Politics of Defence and Security.

12. The Rise and Fall of Paid Maternity Leave Policy in the Years of the Keating Government.

13. The role of political uncertainty in Australian financial markets.

14. Conceiving of Telecom: The Politics of Australian Telecommunications Reform 1967-1972.

15. Federalism Dreaming? Re-imagining the Governance of Australian Landscapes.

16. From 'Unstable' to 'Stable' Minority Government: Reflections on the Role of the Nationals in Federal Coalition Governments.

17. Introduction: Interpretation in the Study of Australian Politics and Policy.

18. The Promise and Perils of Interpretivism in Australian International Relations.

19. An Antipodean History of Interpretation.

20. Australia's Carbon Tax: An Economic Evaluation.

21. Improving Legitimacy in Nanotechnology Policy Development Through Stakeholder and Community Engagement: Forging New Pathways.

22. Policy Change and Industry Associability: The Australian Mining Sector.

23. Explaining the (Lack of) Use of Radical Candidate Selection Methods by Australia's Major Parties.

24. Developing the North, Defending the Nation? The Northern Australia Development Committee, 1945-1949* Developing the North, Defending the Nation? The Northern Australia Development Committee, 1945-1949.

25. The politics are personal: The Australian vs the Australian curriculum in history.

26. End of an Era? Anti-Americanism in the Australian Labor Party.

27. Politicians Using History.

28. Constructions of Australia in pro- and anti-asylum seeker political discourse.

29. Improving Federalism: Drivers of Change, Repair Options and Reform Scenarios.

30. The Demise of ATSlC? Accountability and the Coalition Government.

31. Party Identification and Political Socialization: a Note on Australia and Britain.

32. HIGHER EDUCATION "REFORM" IN AUSTRALIA: AN OUTSIDER'S VIEW.

33. The Challenges of Transitioning from Opposition to Government: Liberal Party Planning for Government 1983 - 1996.

34. Response to Peter Shergold.

35. Exposure to Campaign and Partisan Voting: The Moderating Roles of Voters' Political Predispositions.

36. "The Old Colonial Power Can Stand Proxy": The Royal Commission into British Nuclear Tests in Australia and the Politics of the 1980s.

37. The Politics of Tax Reform in Australia.

38. Leadership: Arthur Calwell and the Post-War Immigration Program*.

39. 'That was Then, but This is Now': Historical Perspectives on Intercountry Adoption and Domestic Child Adoption in Australian Public Policy.

40. A Mace to Swat Two Blow-Flies: Interpreting the Fitzpatrick and Browne Privilege Case.

41. AUSTRALIA.

42. REFORMING PUBLIC SECTOR WORK.

43. INCLUDING DEBT - SERVICING AND CAPITAL EXPENDITURE? THE QUESTION FACING AUSTRALIA'S GRANTS COMMISSIONS.

44. Northern Territory January to June 2020.

45. Victoria January to June 2020.

46. Commonwealth of Australia January to June 2020.

47. The Road to Uluru: Constitutional Recognition and the UNDeclaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

48. War‐Power Reform in Australia: (Re)considering the Options.

49. Australian Whiteness and Refugee Politics.

50. The Formation of the Queensland Liberal National Party: Origins, Prospects and Implications for Australian Political Systems.