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Australia's and New Zealand's Electoral Systems Politics Literature review
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Instead of limiting the big two parties’ powers through constitutional reform, MMP offered a less drastic alternative of a multi-party executive as well as the legislature. This essay seeks to prove that Australia's electoral system of preferential voting is more effective as compared to New Zealand’s MMP voting system.
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The Recent History of the Democratic Party Politics Case Study
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According to Abramowitz and Saunders, clearer differences between parties' ideological positions made it easier for citizens to choose in terms of policy preferences. This paper explores the Democratic policies in regard to issues such as tax, budget, ethics, government and election reform, health, education, and defense.
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The True Legacy of Robert Mugabe Politics Case Study
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As much as he was adored for his image as the liberator from British tyranny, he is now viewed as tyrannical as the regime he dispelled. But as is always the case in politics, things are not always black and white. Political decisions are almost inevitably a mixture of good and bad elements and the Mugabe regime should be adjudged.
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The Quality of Democracy in Britain Politics Assignment
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Public participation through pressure groups is an unequal method because it benefits well-organized sections of the society and poses a disadvantage for the poorly organized sections. Due to this reason, pressure groups can be considered as those who do not work in favor of public interest. There are more divisions within a pressure group.
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Contemporary Political Theory: Martha Nussbaum Politics Case Study
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The boundaries of politics have been pushed to the limits time and again in history. Julius Caesar pushed it for world conquest, Napoleon pushed it to conquer Europe, and Hitler pushed it for racial superiority. In the ultimate analysis, however, history has a way of getting back at those who make it. Time is a great leveler.
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The Relationship Between Citizen and Government Politics Essay
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Justice, according to Aristotle is defined as the mutual respect arising from this philia in a particular society. In that given society, citizens are mutually affiliated with each other and share the same objective of living a good life together. Thus, the role of a political institution is to secure every individual’s good life, which refers to moral obligation. (Deneulin, 2001)
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The Future of America and Democracy in a Globalized World Politics Literature review
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I would be interested in seeing what sort of new educational techniques is being developed in the technology fields for people entering the health profession. I would like to learn more about voter participation and why it seems to be so low. As well, the future financial health of the country is an issue that I would like to better understand.
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British Political Parties and Appeasement Politics Coursework
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England not only required trustworthy friends in the form of France and Russia but also she was in urgent need of making full-fledged war preparations, which she did. It was England that declared war on Germany in 1914 with great fervor and enthusiasm; even then she had to involve the USA to win the war against the Central Powers.  
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Liberalism in Modern Day Power Politics Politics Coursework
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Much importance has been laid to liberalism in the 20th century. It is the practice of the independence of human thoughts and minimal interference by the Government. The practice promotes the transition to a free economy. In a way, liberalism has been responsible for economic development around the world.
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Political Environment in the USA Politics Assignment
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The author states that the genetically modified food that is generated also has to be labeled so that consumers are aware of what they are buying. The 2004 regulation made sure that they have to label all kinds of food if they have been genetically modified. Apart from these social welfare policies, there are other factors present too.
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I Have Sinned by Bill Clinton Politics Speech or Presentation
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The author states that President Clinton addressed an audience comprising clergymen and ministers. The buildup to this event was much hyped as the earlier statement made by the President before the independent Ken Starr counsel on August 17, 1998, was charged with perjury and deliberate obfuscation of truth.
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Socialism and the Third Way Politics Assignment
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The author states that Capitalism and Socialism formed the First and the Second way in that order as the latter grew out of the concerns for the former. While the boundaries between capitalism and socialism are well defined and easily recognizable, the differences between these two with the Third way are not clear cut and often confusing.
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Logan Act Violations via Foreign Policy Politics Essay
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This paper will briefly outline the Logan Act and how it has affected the roles played in the international arena by ex-Presidents and private citizens. It will also argue that while technically former Presidents are at risk of prosecution when they engage in foreign policy activities after they leave office, their chances of being prosecuted for such are almost zero.
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Greatest Long Term Threat to the UKs National Security Politics Coursework
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The threats from the terrorists seem to be the most serious ones for UK security in the future. It is difficult to anticipate that from which corner the terrorists strike. Moreover, terrorism is mostly associated with religious fundamentalism and it is difficult to anticipate that religious fundamentalism may vanish in the near future. 
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The Path towards a Globalized Sustainability Politics Coursework
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The ongoing globalization process has been successful in stabilizing the economic development of the countries that have willingly and aggressively taken part in this process. However, the studies show that it has progressed with a global escalation of economic inequality and environmental ruin (Grabie 2004).
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Main Trends of Neoliberalisation in European Cities Politics Literature review
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In regards to the effect of urbanization in Europe, Smith observes that the advent of capitalism in East-Central Europe through urban development projects had an uneven effect on society. Smith observes that the restructuring of the urban economies spelled doom for the society as well as for the industry-leading to the collapse of many.
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Analysis of Documentary about Jerusalem Politics Assignment
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What makes the so-called present one different is the ease of travel and the porousness of the Western security envelope. These are important contemporary political considerations involving the way we live now in the West that isn't covered enough in this documentary. However, everything else was well done.
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Impact of US Counter-Smuggling Operations in Mexico and the Caribbean Politics Assignment
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There is a need for “increasing the frequency of the coast guard inspections will further avoid accidents” to enhance safety standards amongst their vessels. The intensity of the fight against the drug cartels calls for enhanced safety standards to minimize the occurrence of fatal accidents that only hinder the fight.
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Theory of International Relations: Is State a Person Politics Essay
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The state of a person can be caused by a mixture of many factors among them, psychological, condition, will among others. The psychological state of an individual is the mental condition that determines what he or she does politically (Feldman 2008, p. 522). The essay looks at people from different perspectives and comes to a conclusion.
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The Effects of Global Issues on Australian Politics Politics Essay
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As soon as the iron curtain was over, the agenda of human rights has grown to global importance and an increasing body of international laws favors the human rights paradigm. Thus, immigrants and asylum seekers living in democratic nations like Australia enjoy significantly more rights today than it was in the past.
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The Causes of the Current Wave of Terrorism Politics Essay
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The study on the causes of terrorist aggression is very complex. Scholars have not fully been able to identify the causes of terrorism. One theory that gives deep insight into the causes of terrorism is the relative deprivation theory. It argues that social class issues stimulate frustrations that induce violent and aggressive reactions.
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Conflict between China and the US Politics Case Study
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China grew into a strong country among the Asian countries, with an intention of superseding the US economic and political influence. Currently, China has a strong political and economic influence, which poses a great threat to the USA. With the Muslim terror attacks on the US government, the country shifted its focus on fighting these erroneous acts in order to maintain its global leadership.
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Strengths and Weaknesses of Public Consultation during Policy Formulation Politics Case Study
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Public participation in policymaking is hence being accepted worldwide as an ideal method of designing and deciding on appropriate policies. This paper is a comprehensive study that will exhaustively consider the strengths and weaknesses of public consultation during the process of policy formulation, using the Australian context as the main reference. 
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Conflict and Violence in World Politics Politics Case Study
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A case for laxity of community laxity was evident in the Rwanda case. The country entered into turmoil after the serving president and his deputy who was both Hutu died in a plane crash after being shot with a missile while approaching Kigali Airport. The Intaharamwe with the help of the presidential guard organized a killing spree of Tutsi and moderate Hutus resulting in the death of millions.
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Nation-Building Effect on Political Development in India Politics Case Study
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A good political system translates to good social and economical states f a country, and vice versa is true (Kingsbury, p.199). The following essay will discuss in detail the following issues. Nationalism, economy, education, political party’s movement, and political parties’ coalitions and associations Nationalism is a feeling of belonging to a nation.
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Migration-Development Nexus as a Win-Win Scenario Politics Case Study
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As the paper tells, there exist divergent views on the exact position and role of international migration in regards to development. Therefore, it becomes necessary to establish the linkage between international migration and development; whereby, the linkage is evaluated within the realms of a win-win scenario.
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Politics and Cultures of Legal Identities Politics Essay
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“The boat people” is a common term used to refer to illegal immigrants who enter a country through the use of boats (Barzilai, 2003: 4). These people usually use crude boats during their journey to certain destined countries. The increase in the boat people in the twentieth century was due to various factors which include searching for greener pastures or seeking protection.
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Taking Socialism Seriously Politics Assignment
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Socialism is the only area I have so far identified, where the government aims to ensure equity, justice, and fairness through the provision of jobs, access to affordable health care, provision of educational opportunities to all, people to have decent houses and living conditions, availability and access to quality food and access to water and clean air.
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Western Style Democracy Is Not Appropriate for the Needs of Southeast Asian States Today Politics Essay
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The form of state in Southeast Asian nations varies greatly from one another. For example, the Philippines has a presidential democracy, and countries like Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand have parliamentary systems. While Malaysia and Thailand are constitutional monarchies, in Malaysia a federal system is also in place (Gonzalez and Mendoza, n.d.).
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Election and Liberal Democracy Politics Essay
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Christianity and Islam are informed by Religious affiliations and doctrines of what should entail a proper government. Islam mainly creates a level where all religions are to be treated equally as provided by the Koran, but on the other hand, liberal democracy tends to bring in an alien system of governance.
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The Presidential Election Issues at the USA Politics Essay
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Given that the closest United States presidential election contest in history is a week away, Romney and Obama are continuing with their non-stop campaigns in order to win the minds, motivations, and hearts of U.S voters. The media has continued to measure the public opinions related to elections directly and indirectly. 
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Are Policy Decisions Described in Terms of Getting the Balance Right Politics Essay
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When a government lowers taxes in a sector of the economy, that sector automatically becomes more lucrative to investors. This is because; investors will remit lower taxes to the government hence it will be preferred to other sectors with lesser subsidies. Likewise, if the government increases the tax remittances in a sector of an economy, investors will elude the sector hence reducing revenue.
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Terrorist Groups and Their Tactics and Strategies Politics Essay
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Hedges and Karasik establish that terrorists normally form out from a poor European city or in areas where the state is failing or is too weak to contain them. In these areas, terrorists face little interference from the local population. This is explained by the fact that terrorists have established their networks in South Middle Eastern states, South Asian Asians, and Caucasians for their continued survival.
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Australias Position as a Middle Power Politics Essay
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The essay makes a detailed account of current events such as Australia's relationship with China, trade of Uranium with India, and Australia’s seat at the UN Security Council. It is important to define what middle power is and understand the strong connection between foreign policies, multilateralism, and middle power is constantly receiving recognition in the international relations literature.
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Australia and Canada's Policies on Asylum Seekers Politics Essay
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Over the years, Asylum seekers have been making their way to Australia by boats from countries such as Indonesia. Since the Australian government introduced tough new policies on asylum seekers, including the turning back of boats, the number of asylum seekers arriving in Australia especially by boat has dropped drastically.
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Similarities and Differences between Democratic and Monarchy Political Systems of Governance Politics Essay
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A democratic government is the free right of the citizens of a country to elect their preferred leaders through free and fair elections. In this system of governance, no citizen is above the law: all citizens are equal.  Law is passed or rejected based on the opinion of the majority of the public represented by their elected leaders.
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The Causes of the Arab Spring of 2011-2012 Politics Essay
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The author of the paper argues in a well-organized manner that the Arab Spring goes by several names such as the Arab Revolt, Middle East Uprising just to name a few. The revolution began with Tunisia followed by Yemen, Libya, Bahrain, Syria, and Egypt as well as in smaller groups in states, for instance, Morocco and Saudi Arabia (Prashad, 2012).
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Why a Presidential Democracy Is Less Likely to Produce Strong Government than a Parliamentary Democracy Politics Essay
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The essay is divided into three sections. In the first section of the essay, a brief introduction of the two systems of democratic governance, presidential and parliamentary, is presented. This is done by examining the key differences between the two systems in terms of specific legal, constitutional and practical aspects.
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Prime Ministers and Political Leadership in Australia Politics Essay
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Rudd has been said to have defined a way of how he wanted his government to run. He considered this most in his decision-making and the control of agendas. However, he faced a lot of criticism. There a lot of claims that Rudd was the most powerful prime minister ever found in Australian history and also that he was trying to bring a new style of governance into the history of Australia.
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Is Terrorism a Serious Threat to International and National Security Politics Literature review
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The ways that terrorism has been affecting security has been analyzed and the various initiatives that have been employed in the process of countering the increased terrorism explored. The essay paper has tried to shed some light on the reader concerning different forms of terrorist threats that have been taking place and why terrorism has been a challenge to handle globally.
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Impacts of Power on Australian Democracy Politics Literature review
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Despite offering power to the majority in a ruling, the minorities are also capable of expressing their voices and ideologies in a well-organized democracy setup. The citizens should evaluate their ways of treating democracy and elect leaders with the understanding of the culture and the needs of the society irrespective of their power. 
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What Were the Main Causes of the Arab Spring in 2011-2012 Politics Literature review
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The Arab spring is a term that refers to the uprisings that happened in the Arab world between 2011 and 2012 (Salih, 2013). The uprisings involved civil resistance that was characterized by rallies, marches, demonstrations, and protests, which culminated in the fall of several regimes within the Arab world.
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Saudi Arabia's Involvement in the Middle East's Revolutions Politics Case Study
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The Islamic Council took slow steps in recognizing Libya’s transitional government NTC (National Transitional Council) but the Foreign Affairs Ministry in Iran released a statement congratulating the Iranian people for removing Qaddafi from power. The Iranian Foreign Affairs Minister, Ali Akbar explained that Iran offered humanitarian help to the NTC s a gesture of Iran’s support for the rebels.
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The Continuing Conflict in Afghanistan Politics Literature review
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Afghanistan at that time become the home of the world-known international terrorists who were causing insecurity globally. Experts have shown their concerns towards engaging the neighboring countries in the process of solving the challenges facing Afghanistan as peace in the country could be realized in an easy way through a regional approach.
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Is Terrorism a Serious Threat to International and National Security Politics Literature review
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It is appropriate for the government entities and relevant practitioners to continue to monitor and train the security officials rather than invest more resources. The purpose of this research is to demonstrate the fact that terrorism is a threat to international and national security, but it is not as serious a threat as the governments, and media want society members to believe.
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The Political Ideologies of the Contemporary Islamic Jihadist and Whether This Ideology Is Coherent Politics Essay
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Jihadism is controlled by the idea that Jihad controls all Muslims. Some of the jihadists groups are Salafi-jihadists which include al-Qaida and ISIS. Islamic State of al-Sham (ISIS) follows some beliefs from the Islam religion and the duties of Muhammad. Islam is believed to be a dictatorial political ideology where sovereignty does not belong to people but rather to God.
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What Is Social Democracy, and Can It Have a Role in the 21st Century Politics Literature review
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While the concept of social democracyseeks to change the society to enable citizens who are in adverse situations to benefit by accommodating h state intervention in economic affairs, it also seeks to make sure that those in office benefit directly from the policies they consider to be desirable whenever they take part in parliamentary democracy (Platzeck et al., 2005).
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International Security- War and Our World Politics Essay
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Major conventional war is still absolute today. The period from 1914 has been characterized by major wars and they include the French Revolution War, World War One, and World War Two, the Cold War. Other wars include the Vietnam War and the most recent War on Terrorism. Therefore, it would be true to indicate that major wars are still absolute.
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Threats to Stability in the Middle East Politics Assignment
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Democracy is not a precondition for capitalism. To illustrate there, there are many societies that are not currently democracies but have capitalist economies. There are also societies that existed in the past which were not democracies but were characterized by capitalism. Some examples include such countries include South Korea under Park Chung-hee and Chile under General Augusto Pinochet.
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Australian Government's Role in Commonwealth Politics Assignment
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John Howard’s regime introduced industrial reform, which included the introduction of the “Workplace Relations Act 1996” and the “Workplace Relations and Other Legislation Amendment Act 1997”. These legislations provided a strong foundation for workplace reforms. The government led by John Howard also introduced tax and economic reforms.
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