It's Broke, Let's Fix it
Date: 3 October 2026 | Posted by: BeMyLove
It's Broke, Let's Fix it | 3.85 MB
Title: It's Broke, Let's Fix it
Author: Benjamin T. Jones
Category: Leadership, Industrial Management, Business & Finance, Production & Operations Management
Language: English | 160 Pages | ISBN: 1297045491
Description:
Rlicanism has been debated in Australia since the nineteenth century and remains, for many, the last piece of unfinished business in becoming a fully mature and democratic nation. This innovative book includes a scholarly history of rlicanism and an analysis of the contemporary debate but is unashamedly a polemic – it argues that Australia should become a rlic. The first half of the book provides a brief historic overview of rlicanism in Australia with a particular focus on the 1999 referendum that saw a particular rlican model fail. The second part describes the politics of becoming a rlic. The merits of various rlican models are explained as well as the difficulties embedded in the referendum process. This book is particularly timely following the defeat of the Voice referendum in 2023 as it highlights the practical challenges that reformers must address. It offers a concise history of rlicanism that will be of interest to, scholars of Australian history and politics, rlican lobby groups, and those interested in Australian politics more generally. The author is both a recognised expert on rlicanism and a noted public commentator on the rlican movement. His proposed hybrid-model for an Australian rlic was adapted and adopted by the chief lobby group the Australian Rlic Movement. Despite this, in this book he suggests a direct election model has the best chance of success.
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Rlicanism has been debated in Australia since the nineteenth century and remains, for many, the last piece of unfinished business in becoming a fully mature and democratic nation. This innovative book includes a scholarly history of rlicanism and an analysis of the contemporary debate but is unashamedly a polemic – it argues that Australia should become a rlic. The first half of the book provides a brief historic overview of rlicanism in Australia with a particular focus on the 1999 referendum that saw a particular rlican model fail. The second part describes the politics of becoming a rlic. The merits of various rlican models are explained as well as the difficulties embedded in the referendum process. This book is particularly timely following the defeat of the Voice referendum in 2023 as it highlights the practical challenges that reformers must address. It offers a concise history of rlicanism that will be of interest to, scholars of Australian history and politics, rlican lobby groups, and those interested in Australian politics more generally. The author is both a recognised expert on rlicanism and a noted public commentator on the rlican movement. His proposed hybrid-model for an Australian rlic was adapted and adopted by the chief lobby group the Australian Rlic Movement. Despite this, in this book he suggests a direct election model has the best chance of success.
DOWNLOAD:
https://rapidgator.net/file/c51886c2b54a6694904816dab307e98e/978-981-92-3578-0.rar
https://nitroflare.com/view/D32EDE03A113226/978-981-92-3578-0.rar
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