Australian Polity, Volume 10 Number 1 & 2
March 2022 issue of Australian Polity
March 2022 issue of Australian Polity
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AUSTRALIAN POLITY
INDEX OF FEATURES AUTHORS
AND ARTICLES (2008-2022)
/ FEATURES AUTHORS
Abbott, Tony
Closing the gap 3(1): 11-13
A stronger Australian community 3(2): 25-31
Margaret Thatcher and modern challenges 5(4): 11-15
Making Australia right 6(1): 12-14
Abetz, Eric
All is not fair in Fair Work Australia 3(2): 43-46
Allan, James
In the people we trust 2:20-23
Andrews, Kevin
The business of indigenous affairs 1:15-17
Liberals and the future 1:28-30
Balancing family and work 2: 28-30
Population, immigration and Australia’s future 3: 12-16
In praise of thrift 3: 27
Future shock 3: 32
Family policies that work 4: 8-19
Housing affordability deteriorates 4: 31-35
The Green’s agenda, in their own words 5: 26 – 34
Proper screening: saving lives and us millions 2(1):21-22
Civil society and the role of government 2(2): 13-16
The Greens – policies, reality and consequences 2(2):
32-34
The government’s hard gamble 2(3): 21-25
The totalitarian impulse 3(1): 21-24
Empowering civil society 3(2): 13-23
Strengthening families and rewarding work 3(3): 15-23
Making family bonds stronger 3(4): 11-14
The economic benefits of marriage 5(1): 26-31
Submarines and ships: Australia’s future defence 5(2): 7-15
The building blocks of western civilisation 5(4): 20-27
Soft on drugs, hard on families 6(1): 15-20
The marriage debate 6(1): 21-23
What makes for good government? 7(1): 3-6
Edmund Burke, Adam Smith and the challenge for the
Liberal party 7(1): 19-24
The governance of China according to Xi Jinping 7(2): 3-10
Xi Jinping’s economic directions 7(1): 11-12
Demography is destiny 8(1): 3-8
The aged care challenge 8(1): 39-40
The task ahead 8(2): 17-20
High time for Magnitsky 9(1 & 2): 21-23
On the Vatican and China 9(1 & 2): 24-26
Xi’s big red book 9(1 & 2): 27-29
Hidden hand – 14 grievances 9(1 & 2): 30-32
Xivinity 9(1 & 2): 33-35
Human rights lost in transition 9(1 & 2): 36-38
The long twilight struggle 9(3): 6-9
The people v. the privileged 9(3):10-11
Gold medal totalitarians 9(3): 41-43
The Uyghur tribunal and human rights 9(3): 43-44
The people v. the privileged 9(3):10-11The great challenge
9(3): 45-47
Key election result 10(1 & 2): 9-11
Lithuania calls out China 10(1 & 2): 12-14
Uyghur tribunal hears of rights abuses 10(1 & 2): 15-17
The Olympics and the Uyghurs 10(1 & 2): 18-20
The tyranny of distance 10(1 & 2): 21-23
US stance on Taiwan 10(1 & 2): 24-26
Xi’s battle for absolute control 10(1 & 2): 27-29
Words mean what I choose them to mean 10( 1 & 2): 30-32
International rules snubbed 10(1 & 2): 33-35
Business ethics exposed 10(1 & 2): 36-38
Blankenhorn, David
We need a marriage index 4: 20-24
Birrell, Ian
Who is Xi Jinping? 9(1 & 2): 18-20
Bishop, Julie
Charting the course of Australia-India relations 2(3):15-19
Australian cannot be complacent about China 4(1): 33-34
Bolt, Andrew
In pursuit of modern marriage 3(4): 7-8
Brandis, George
Why a charter of rights is wrong 2: 12-17
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