The Australian Study of Politics

1. In Search of Australian Political Science
R. A. W. Rhodes

Part I. The Institutional Context

2. Universities and the Study of Politics
Patrick Weller

3. The Inter-war Foundations of Australian Political Science
Judith Brett

4. A History of the Australasian Political Studies Association
Dean Jaensch

Part II. The Sub-fields

5. Political Theory
Ian Tregenza

6. Political History
Stuart Macintyre

7. Political Biography
James Walter

8. The Constitution and the Judiciary
Helen Irving

9. The Executives
R. A. W. Rhodes, John Wanna

10. Parliaments
John Uhr

11. Federalism
Alan Fenna

12. Elections and Electoral Behaviour
Ian McAllister

13. Political Communication and the Media
Murray Goot

14. Political Parties
Marian Simms

15. Pressure Groups and Social Movements
Sean Scalmer

16. Public Policy and Administration
Syeed Ahamed, Glyn Davis

17. Political Economy
Richard Eccleston

18. Comparative Government and Politics
Leslie Holmes

19. Southeast Asia
Benedict J. Tria Kerkvliet

20. International Relations Theory
Richard Devetak, Richard Higgott

21. Foreign Policy and Security
Michael Wesley

22. International Political Economy
John Ravenhill

Part III. Themes

23. Radical Approaches
Carol Johnson

24. Indigenous Politics
Tim Rowse

25. Immigration and Multiculturalism
Andrew Parkin, Leonie Hardcastle

26. Women and Gender
Louise Chappell, Deborah Brennan

27. Environmental Politics
Aynsley Kellow

28. Political Psychology
James Walter, Paul’t Hart

Part IV. Then and Now

29. Political Theory
Graham Maddox

30. Australian Government and Politics
Don Aitkin

31. Public Administration: Reflections of an Old Institutionalist
John Power

32. International Relations
Peter Boyce

Keywords: Political Science and International Relations, Political History, World History, Global and Transnational History, Political Science, Public Administration, Comparative Politics, Australasian History