Transforming labor: labour tradition and the labor decade in Australia

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Commonwealth, Australian Politics and Federalism Labor Movements and Unions Political and Economic history of UK and US

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Preface 1. Introduction 2. Labourism and imagination: tradition and innovation 3. The labour tradition 4. The Whitlam era: memory's frame 5. Labor's Accord: the policy turn 6. Arguing about the Accord: the spectre of corporatism 7. Transforming the Left: the end of the party? 8. Conclusions References Bibliography Index.

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