Beyond the protective state : the political economy of Australia's manufacturing industry policy

Ann Capling · Brian Galligan

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Preface Introduction 1. Reinstating the state 2. The protective state 3. From protection to correction 4. The steel industry 5. The motor vehicle industry 6. The textiles, clothing and footwear industries 7. Beyond the protective state Index.

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