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About the author
Dr Zareh Ghazarian is a senior lecturer in politics and international relations at
Monash University, where he teaches national politics, government and public
policy.HeistheauthorofThe making of a party system (2015) and Australian
politics for dummies (2010, with Nick Economou).
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