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Any republic, whatever it takes

David Flint

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Abstract

When it comes to its amendment, our federal constitution prescribes one method - and one method only - for change. This is the Australian referendum. (Or rather, the Australian adaptation of the Swiss referendum.)

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When it comes to its amendment, our federal constitution prescribes one method - and one method only - for change. This is the Australian referendum. (Or rather, the Australian adaptation of the Swiss referendum.)

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When it comes to its amendment, our federal constitution prescribes one method - and one method only - for change. This is the Australian referendum. (Or rather, the Australian adaptation of the Swiss referendum.)

Key concepts: Referendum, Constitution, Political science, Adaptation (eye), Law, Politics, Physics, Optics

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