A Federal Republic: Australia’s Constitutional System of Government

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Commonwealth, Australian Politics and Federalism Judicial and Constitutional Studies Political Systems and Governance

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Tables and figures Preface Introduction 1. A federal republic 2. Federal theory and Australian federalism 3. The Senate and responsible government 4. Labor and the federal constitution 5. The referendum process 6. The protection of rights 7. Federalism and the High Court 8. Intergovernmental relations and new federalism 9. Fiscal federalism 10. Towards 2001 and beyond Bibliography Index.

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