Australian Politics and Policy - Senior, 2019a

Australian Politics and Policy
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About the authors
Marion Maddox PhD PhD FAHA is a professor in the Department of Modern
History, Politics and International Relations at Macquarie University in Sydney. She
specialises in religion and politics. Her publications include TakingGodtoschool:
theendofAustralia’segalitarianeducation?(2014), God under Howard: the rise of
the religious right in Australian politics (2005) and ForGodandcountry:religious
dynamics in Australian federal politics (2001).
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