Contents
- Copyright
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Introduction Nicholas Barry, John R. Butcher, Peter J. Chen, David Clune, Ian Cook, Adele Garnier, Yvonne Haigh, Sara C. Motta and Marija Taflaga
- A short political history of Australia Marija Taflaga
- Australian political thought Nicholas Barry
- Institutions
- Executive government Marija Taflaga
- Parliaments of Australia Tracey Arklay and Neil Laurie
- Electoral systems Jill Sheppard
- The Australian party system Zareh Ghazarian
- The public sector Isi Unikowski and John Wanna
- Media and democracy Mary Griffiths
- Courts Grant Hooper
- Federalism
- Commonwealth–state relations Alan Fenna
- Australian Capital Territory Robin Tennant-Wood
- New South Wales David Clune and Rodney Smith
- Northern Territory Robyn Smith
- Queensland Paul D. Williams
- South Australia Rob Manwaring, Mark Dean and Josh Holloway
- Tasmania Richard Eccleston, Dain Bolwell and Mike Lester
- Victoria Nick Economou
- Western Australia Narelle Miragliotta, Sarah Murray and Justin Harbord
- Local government Roberta Ryan and Alex Lawrie
- Political sociology
- Gender and sexuality in Australian politics Merrindahl Andrew
- Government–business relations Michael de Percy and Heba Batainah
- Indigenous politics Diana Perche and Jason O’Neil
- Multicultural Australia Juliet Pietsch
- Political leadership Michael de Percy and Stewart Jackson
- Pressure groups Moira Byrne
- Social movements Justine Lloyd
- Religious communities and politics Marion Maddox and Rodney Smith
- Voter behaviour Shaun Ratcliff
- Young people and politics Philippa Collin and Jane McCormack
- Policy making
- Making public policy John R. Butcher and Trish Mercer
- Communication policy Jock Given
- Crisis governance and COVID-19 Nicholas Bromfield
- Cultural policy in an Australian setting Josephine Caust
- Economic policy Alan Fenna
- Education policy Jen Jackson
- Environmental policy Brian Coffey
- Foreign and defence policy Thomas S. Wilkins and Nicholas Bromfield
- Health policy Ian McAuley
- Immigration and multicultural policy Andrew Parkin and Leonie Hardcastle
- ‘Law and order’ policy Garner Clancey and Brenda Lin (with Brendan Delahunty)
- Regional policy Fiona Haslam McKenzie
- Social policy Greg Marston and Zoe Staines
- Urban policy Madeleine Pill and Dallas Rogers
- Work, employment and industrial relations policy Susan Ressia, Shalene Werth and David Peetz
- Public management
- Spaces of public participation in contemporary governance Carolyn M. Hendriks and Rebecca M. Colvin
- Evidence and policy making Mitzi Bolton
- Intergovernmental coordination Jason O’Neil and Christopher Walker
- Public budgeting and resource management Ben Spies-Butcher and Gareth Bryant
- Policy implementation Geoffrey Hawker
- Policy and program evaluation Rick Cummings
- Acountability Diana Perche
- Critical policy studies Nicholas Bromfield