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Australian Public Policy: Progressive Ideas in the Neo-Liberal Ascendency de Chris Miller

Australian Public Policy: Progressive Ideas in the Neo-Liberal Ascendency

Editat de Chris Miller, Lionel Orchard
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 16 feb 2016
At a time when neoliberal and conservative politics are in the ascendency in Australia, and social democracy is suffering, Australian Public Policy makes a powerful case for the values and goals of progressive public policy. It brings together leading figures from the academic and the policy worlds to explore economic, environmental, social, cultural, and indigenous rights issues, and it offers valuable insights into the goals and practicality of progressive programs that will be of use not just within Australia, but throughout the world.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781447312680
ISBN-10: 1447312686
Pagini: 320
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 28 mm
Greutate: 0.75 kg
Editura: Bristol University Press
Colecția Policy Press

Notă biografică

Chris Miller was professor of social work in the School of Social and Policy Studies at Flinders University in Adelaide, Australia, where Lionel Orchard is associate professor of public policy.

Cuprins

Part 1 -Setting the Scene
Toward a new progressive policy agenda
   ~ Chris Miller and Lionel Orchard


Neoliberalism, the culture wars and public policy
   ~ Mark Davis


Part 2 - Economics and Work
Macroeconomic policy after the Global Financial Crisis
   ~ John Quiggin


Putting together work and care in Australia: time for a new settlement?’
   ~ Barbara Pocock, Janine Chapman and Natalie Skinner


Welfare Reform
   ~ Ben Spies-Butcher


“Choice” and “fairness”: The hollow core in industrial relations policy
   ~ John Buchanan and Damian Oliver


Part 3 - Culture and Society
Indigenous policy: Canberra consensus on a neoliberal project of improvement
   ~ Jon Altman


Culture and Diversity
   ~ George Crowder


The business of care: Australia’s experiment with the marketization of childcare
   ~ Deborah Brennan


Mixed messages in the new politics of education
   ~ Louise Watson and Charlotte Liu


The accidental logic of health policy in Australia
   ~ Fran Baum and Judith Dwyer


Loose Moorings: Debate and directions in Australian housing policy
   ~ Lionel Orchard


Part 4 - Environment, Population and Cities
Population Policy
   ~ Ian Lowe


Australian Cities: In pursuit of a national urban policy
   ~ Paul Burton and Jago Dodson


Natural resource management: Steering not rowing against the current in the Murray-Darling Basin
   ~ Daniel Connell


International Perspectives: Low carbon urban Australia in a time of transition
   ~ Ralph Horne and Colin Fudge


Part 5 - Politics and Government
Politics and Government
   ~ James Walter and Zareh Ghazarian


Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations
   ~ Robyn Hollander


Citizen engagement in Australian policy-making
   ~ Chris Miller


On Escaping Neo-Liberalism: Concluding Reflections
   ~ Chris Miller and Lionel Orchard

Recenzii

“Australian Public Policy and its progressive version of the liberty/equality/community equation is a must read for social democrats looking to recharge their batteries.”

"The book leaves the reader with a sense that without care being taken, policy becomes a dry husk, unable to cultivate social, economic, or environmental change in order for individuals or society to flourish. Consequently, this book will be of interest to policy makers and academics alike, both for its analysis of historical trends and in terms of prompting thought about future directions."