Book description
The Australian Political System in Action blends
practical (detailed examination of politics institutions) with theoretical
(explanations of theory and its application). It does this by sectioning
each chapter into two parts. The first provides a comprehensive overview of
the political institution under examination (form, function and nature),
using plenty of real-world of examples and discussion of comparative
political systems to interest students. Part two investigates a contemporary
issue relevant to the particular institution, again using lots of examples.
This section links the practical elements to the broader theoretical
framework and encourages students to delve deeper into the topics and the
issues and debates that surround them.
About the author
Narelle Miragliotta is a Lecturer in the School of
Political and Social Inquiry at Monash University.
Wayne Errington is a Lecturer in the School of Social Sciences at
the ANU.
Nicholas Barry is a Lecturer in the School of Social Sciences and
Liberal Studies, and Research Fellow, Centre for Applied Philosophy and
Public Ethics, Charles Sturt University.
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