Australian Polity, Volume 10 Number 1 & 2

Business ethics exposed 10(1 & 2): 36-38
Civil society
Civil society and the role of government 2(2): 13-16
Trust and public institutions 2(2): 17-22
Empowering civil society 3(2): 13-23
A stronger Australian community 3(2): 25-31
Communications
What is the role for government in broadband? 2(2): 26-31
Conservatism
The recalibration of conservatism 3(4): 36
In defense of tradition 5(2): 40-41
Making the case for a good life 6(1): 24-25
Covid 19
The people v. the privileged 9(3):10-11
Defence
The challenge ahead for defence 3(3): 25-29
Submarines and ships: Australia’s future defence 5(2): 7-15
How much defence is enough? 7(1): 14-18
Bipartisanship: the holy grail of defence policy 7(1): 19-22
The future of Australian fuel security 7(1): 23-26
Australian Singapore defence arrangement – a template
for future regional engagement 7(1) 27-30
Strengthening Australia’s national security and defence
policy 8(2): 21-27
Democracy
Human freedom, toleration, and peaceful co-existence
3(1): 15-19
The totalitarian impulse 3(1): 21-24
Demography
Demography is destiny 8(1): 3-8
Demography: a seismic global shift 8(1): 9-38
Dignity
Human dignity – the foundation of freedom 9(3): 18-20
Disability
Achieving landmark disabilities reform 3(2): 33-36
Discrimination
Rediscovering freedom in anti-discrimination law 4(1):
11-20
Domestic violence
Beyond sensationalism and tokenism: taking domestic
violence seriously 5(3): 18-21
Drug policy
Soft on drugs, hard on families 6(1): 15-20
Economics
In praise of thrift 3: 27
The limits of competition 3: 28-29
Thatcher, Reagan and Obama 3: 30
Future shock 3: 32
Obama’s financial failure 4: 26
The economic benefits of marriage 5(1): 26-31
The great policy debate: national economic sustainability
5(2): 36-39
An economic recovery 5(3): 27-35
Tax hikes and not tax reforms 5(4): 18-19
The future of Australian fuel security 7(1): 23-26
Economic policy lessons of the current crises 8(2): 3-10
The task ahead 8(2): 17-20
Education
After Dawkins 5:10 – 11
Challenges for our universities in the 21st century 5:
15 - 18
Best in class 5: 19 - 20
Labor’s education revolution: an evaluation 5: 21 - 23
The importance of teaching 5: 24 – 25
Lifting education standards 3(3): 37-39
Researching the Asian century 3(4): 23-26
Environment policy
Rivers have rights! The return of nature worship 7(2): 3-7
Family
Balancing family and work 2: 28-30
Family policies that work 4: 8-19
We need a marriage index 4: 20-24
Shared parenting 4: 27-29
Strengthening families and rewarding work 3(3): 15-23
Making family bonds stronger 3(4): 11-14
There are many things more important than working
5(2): 16-21
Foreign policy
Idealism and pragmatism if foreign policy 2(1): 48
Charting the course of Australia-India relations 2(3):15-19
Iran turns Arab spring frosty 2(3): 30-34
Australia’s near and important neighbour 3(3): 31-34
Australian cannot be complacent about China 4(1): 33-34
A new approach to China 7(3): 8-15
Our China strategy? 7(3): 16-18
On the Vatican and China 9(1 & 2): 24-26
A world order that favours freedom 9(3): 27-31
A return to strategic competition 9(3): 32-36
The Australian-American alliance 9(3): 37-40
Freedom of speech
Robert Menzies and freedom of speech 3(1): 25-29
Overcoming the threat to freedom of speech 3(4): 17-21
The more things change 7(3): 33-36
Gambling
The government’s hard gamble 2(3): 21-25
The impact of technology on government 5(2): 22-25
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