Turnbull's Problematic Leadership
John Warhurst
Abstract
John Warhurst
Abstract
Malcolm Turbull's leadership of the Liberal Party is discussed. It is argued that Turnbull is the most liberal Liberal leader for some time. He is different from John Howard, a self-styled conservative and more liberal than Brendan Nelson or Peter Costello. Turnbull must retain the aura of a winner or his liberalism will become a liability and he risks losing the support of his party colleagues.
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Malcolm Turbull's leadership of the Liberal Party is discussed. It is argued that Turnbull is the most liberal Liberal leader for some time. He is different from John Howard, a self-styled conservative and more liberal than Brendan Nelson or Peter Costello. Turnbull must retain the aura of a winner or his liberalism will become a liability and he risks losing the support of his party colleagues.
Key concepts: Liberalism, Liberal Party, Project commissioning, Law, Publishing, Law and economics, Political science, Sociology