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Annual Conference 17-19 September 2009 HOBART Conference theme: The Changing Face of Parliamentary Opposition - Independents, Parties and Houses You can access the key conference documents from the links below: Conference papers: Green members in green chambers: the role of the Australian Greens in government formation William Bowe Being in Opposition – Opportunities Lost Russell [...]
© Australasian Study of Parliament Group Requests for permission to reproduce material from the Australasian Parliamentary Review should be directed to the Editor. ISSN 1447-9125 Click here to view the full Journal or click on the article name to view Table of Contents From the editor, Jennifer Aldred Articles The role of the Speaker in minority government [...]
© Australasian Study of Parliament Group Requests for permission to reproduce material from the Australasian Parliamentary Review should be directed to the Editor. ISSN 1447-9125 Click here to view the full Journal or click on the article name to view Table of contents From your editor, Jennifer Aldred Articles Race and the Australian Constitution George Williams The [...]
© Australasian Study of Parliament Group Requests for permission to reproduce material from the Australasian Parliamentary Review should be directed to the Editor. ISSN 1447-9125 Click here to view the full Journal From your Editor, Colleen Lewis Articles Parliament and the Judiciary: Judicial Independence and the Nature of the Relationship Between Parliament and the Judiciary [...]
© Australasian Study of Parliament Group Requests for permission to reproduce material from the Australasian Parliamentary Review should be directed to the Editor. ISSN 1447-9125 Click on the article name to view Table of contents From your Editor, Jennifer Aldred Articles Where are the women MPs? Mary Crawford The Use of Secret Evidence in the [...]
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