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Tag Archives: Federalism
Federalism and the corporate governance analogy
(This is the third and last in a series of posts exploring Australian federalism (the first part is here and the second is here). I’ve been struck by the seeming popular lack of interest in Australian federalism, not only judging … Continue reading
A non-federalist tale
The Chinatown area of Cavenagh Street, Darwin just before World War II (This is the second in an intended series exploring Australian federalism (the first part is here). In this part I test the proposals of those who think we … Continue reading
Australian federalism according to its creator
Andrew Inglis Clark This is the first of several intended posts about Australian federalism. Federalism doesn’t seem to have very many supporters in early twenty-first century Australia, at least judging by the fact that both our current Prime Minister and … Continue reading
