Description
SECOND HAND BOOK
Queensland is Australia’s most volatile and dramatic political arena. Since the revelations of the Fitzgerald Inquiry and the decline and fall of Sir Johannes Bjelke-Petersen, the networks of power politics in this northern state seem to have fundamentally changed. But have they?
Peter Coaldrake, a respected political commentator, analyses: the use and abuse of traditional political structures, how the one-party state evolved, the politicisation of police and other public servants, meddling in the judiciary, creative electoral malapportionment, the lack of an effective Opposition and a generally docile and permissive media.
Specifications:
Condition: Good. General signs of wear, the pages are yellowed due to age.
Publisher: University of Queensland Press
Year: 1989
Format: Paperback
Pages: 185
ISBN: 0702222305
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