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Governance (8)

Exploring 21st century Australian government, law and bureaucracy

Poverty in the midst of plenty
Marcia Langton
Using the new federal approach to overcome Indigenous disadvantage in Australia     » download

The Social Billionaire
Peter Botsman
Andrew Mawson's new book The Social Entrepreneur is a must-read for anyone interested in really delivering innovative community development and social enterprise.     » download

The Cardinal & the Citizen
Ian Hunter
Ian Hunter argues Cardinal Pell's intervention in the political debate over the regulation of therapeutic cloning represents a significant threat to the maintenance of a tolerant and pluralistic civil society. (1634 words)     » download

Public Value: The New Agenda for Smaller Government
Peter Botsman
(or how to find $A1.7 billion in Commonwealth public sector savings)     » download

Sedition
Jacqueline James
Restricting the Media's Freedom of Speech in Australia's Changing Political Climate (17,144 words)     » download

How Canberra Under-developed Indigenous Australia
Peter Botsman
Extract from Polity, Capability, Culture, 12,489 words     » download

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		Forthcoming 2008 Governance; Back Issues Exploring issues in 21st century Australian governance including: - defining public value as a tool to measure the worth of government; - rethinking Australian government payments; - downsizing the upper management of the Commonwealth public sector; - small is once again beautiful in government. Australian Prospect is a forum for the development of policies and thinking about Australia’s future. Our chief medium is serious, detailed research (no blogs, opinion columns, or articles that are designed around adverts). Our goal is to create an independent base for new thinking. We profit-share with our contributors based on the number of downloads that their papers achieve. Our online format opens endless possibilities for the way ideas can be developed. AP is not constrained by the printed magazine or book format. We develop working themes that emerge over time with new contributors and ideas. New working themes arise from old ones. AP is all about instincts, ideas, new ways forward. We will draw your attention to new editions and ideas that emerge from our back issues. We invite your working papers! And we encourage long well thought out written papers. Yes you can blog us with your instant impressions and we may even occasionally publish them in our feedback section. Editor Submissions, critiques , ideas for working themes should be sent online to pbotsman@bigpond.com » More

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