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21st century McEwenism

Christian Kerr

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Black Jack McEwen is out of his grave and stalking the corridor of Canberra. McEwen the country party leader who served as trade minister in the Menzies government and later as Deputy Prime Minister under Harold Holt, is regarded by many as a key architect of the protectionist 'Australian settlement' long-since dismentaled.

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Black Jack McEwen is out of his grave and stalking the corridor of Canberra. McEwen the country party leader who served as trade minister in the Menzies government and later as Deputy Prime Minister under Harold Holt, is regarded by many as a key architect of the protectionist 'Australian settlement' long-since dismentaled.

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Black Jack McEwen is out of his grave and stalking the corridor of Canberra. McEwen the country party leader who served as trade minister in the Menzies government and later as Deputy Prime Minister under Harold Holt, is regarded by many as a key architect of the protectionist 'Australian settlement' long-since dismentaled.

Key concepts: Prime minister, Stalking, Protectionism, Government (linguistics), Political science, Settlement (finance), Law, Economic history

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