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Double Disillusion: Analysing the 2016 Australian Federal Election

Anika Gauja ; Peter Chen ; Jennifer Curtin ; Juliet Pietsch ANIKA GAUJA ; JULIET PIETSCH ; JENNIFER CURTIN ; PETER CHEN

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Double Disillusion: Analysing the 2016 Australian Federal Election
Autor: Anika Gauja ; Peter Chen ; Jennifer Curtin ; Juliet Pietsch
ANIKA GAUJA ; JULIET PIETSCH ; JENNIFER CURTIN ; PETER CHEN
Assuntos: Environmental policy ; Government ; Legislative bodies ; Legislatures ; Parliamentary system ; Parliaments ; Political campaigns ; Political debate ; Political elections ; Political organizations ; Political parties ; Political processes ; Political science ; Political systems ; Politics ; Public administration ; Public policy ; Upper houses ; Voting
É parte de: Double Disillusion, 2018, p.1
Descrição: After six weeks of a faux campaign followed by eight weeks of official and vigorous campaigning, the night of Saturday 2 July 2016 proved an anticlimax for election observers, particularly those expecting a clear result. Australia’s seventh double-dissolution election did not deliver the political ‘cut-through’ intended by the Constitutional framers—inspiring the title of this volume:Double Disillusion. Making his election-night speech to the party faithful assembled at the Wentworth Hotel in Sydney, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull did not declare victory. Rather, he cautiously relayed the news that: based on the advice I have from the party officials, we can
Editor: Australia: ANU Press
Idioma: Inglês

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