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A Federal Republic: Australia's Constitutional System Of Government (reshaping Australian Institutions) 🔍
Rosalind Thomas Cambridge ; New York: Cambridge University Press, Reshaping Australian institutions, Cambridge, New York, England, 1995
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描述
This provocative book, first published in 1995, argues that Australia is already a federal republic rather than a constitutional monarchy. It argues that by adopting a federal constitution in 1901 Australians ensured their status as a sovereign people. While the book does not deny the parliamentary and monarchic elements of the Australian system, it calls for a positive reassessment of the Constitution. Brian Galligan forcefully argues that the Australian Constitution has primacy over the other political institutions of the nation. The book considers fundamental issues that arise in discussion of the Constitution and federalism, including the role of the Senate, the possibility of a bill of rights, the way the High Court fits into the current system and the nature of governmental relations. This book will overturn the orthodoxies of much informed opinion and will challenge republicans and monarchists alike. Brian Galligan's unique perspective as a political scientist throws light on many aspects of federalism and will stimulate wide debate.
备选标题
Literacy and orality in ancient Greece
备选作者
Galligan, Brian, 1945-
备选作者
Brian Galligan
备用出版商
Cambridge University Press (Virtual Publishing)
备用版本
Key themes in ancient history, Cambridge [England] ; New York, 1992
备用版本
Reshaping Australian institutions, 1. publ, Cambridge, 1995
备用版本
United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom
元数据中的注释
Includes bibliographical references (p. 255-274) and index.
备用描述
This book explores the role of written and oral communication in Greece, and is the first systematic and sustained treatment at this level. The subject of literacy is very hard to think about objectively, and extensive oral communication is commonly regarded merely as a feature of the primitive. Ancient Greece challenges many of our assumptions about both and is receiving increased attention from scholars. Rosalind Thomas examines the recent theoretical debates about literacy and orality and explores the uses of writing and oral communication, and their interaction, in ancient Greece. She is concerned to set the significance of written and oral communication as much as possible in their social and historical context, and to stress the specifically Greek characteristics in their use, arguing that the functions of literacy and orality are often fluid and culturally determined. Her book draws together the results of recent studies and suggests further avenues of enquiry. Individual chapters deal with (among other things) the role of writing in archaic Greece, oral poetry, the visual and monumental impact of writing, the performance and oral transmission even of written texts, and the use of writing by the city-states; there is an epilogue on Rome. All ancient evidence is translated and there are illustrations. Students of ancient history and classics, and anyone interested in literacy and orality, will find this book of importance to them
备用描述
This provocative book argues that Australia is already a federal republic rather than a constitutional monarchy. It argues that by adopting a federal constitution in 1901 Australians ensured their status as a sovereign people. While the book does not deny the parliamentary and monarchic elements of the Australian system, it calls for a positive reassessment of the Constitution. Brian Galligan forcefully argues that the Australian Constitution has primacy over the other political institutions of the nation. The book considers fundamental issues that arise in discussion of the Constitution and federalism, including the role of the Senate, the possibility of a bill of rights, the way the High Court fits into our current system and the nature of governmental relations.
备用描述
First published in 1995, this provocative analysis of the Australian constitution is written from the unique perspective of a political scientist. It calls for a positive reassessment of the constitution, arguing that Australia is already a federal republic rather than a constitutional monarchy. This book will challenge republicans and monarchists alike.
备用描述
xi, 283 p. ; 24 cm
Includes bibliographical references (p. 255-274) and index
备用描述
Brian Galligan. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 255-274) And Index.
开源日期
2024-07-01
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