Labor Essays 1981
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A compelling collection of political essays from within the Australian Labor movement, Labor Essays 1981 brings together some of the most prominent thinkers and figures of the era. Edited by Gareth Evans, John Reeves, and Justin Malbon, the anthology presents a broad range of perspectives on the challenges and direction of the Australian Labor Party during a pivotal period in its history. Contributors include towering figures such as Bob Hawke and Clyde Cameron, alongside policy thinkers Andrew Cunningham, Don Rawson, Bruce Hartnett, Barry Hughes, Jan Marsh, Chris Hurford, Bill Mansfield, and Andrew Mack. Together, these essays argue for, debate, and chronicle the ideological currents shaping Labor politics in the early 1980s, making this an indispensable primary source for anyone studying the Australian left.
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Condition: Good to fair. Jacket: No dust jacket - paperback. Page Condition: Good - possible tanning. Markings: possible previous owner.
A compelling collection of political essays from within the Australian Labor movement, Labor Essays 1981 brings together some of the most prominent thinkers and figures of the era. Edited by Gareth Evans, John Reeves, and Justin Malbon, the anthology presents a broad range of perspectives on the challenges and direction of the Australian Labor Party during a pivotal period in its history. Contributors include towering figures such as Bob Hawke and Clyde Cameron, alongside policy thinkers Andrew Cunningham, Don Rawson, Bruce Hartnett, Barry Hughes, Jan Marsh, Chris Hurford, Bill Mansfield, and Andrew Mack. Together, these essays argue for, debate, and chronicle the ideological currents shaping Labor politics in the early 1980s, making this an indispensable primary source for anyone studying the Australian left.
