Foundations of Australian politics (Front mater)
Richard Eccleston, Paul Williams, Robyn Hollander
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Richard Eccleston, Paul Williams, Robyn Hollander
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Given the inherently political nature of business management, increasing numbers of business students are studying politics and government-business relations as part of their broader degree programs. Foundations of Australian Politics has been written with such students in mind. It offers a clear and concise explanation of the central ideas, institutions and actors which constitute the Australian political system and, as such, provides the necessary tools to study and analyse many of the political issues confronting business in Australia and abroad.
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Given the inherently political nature of business management, increasing numbers of business students are studying politics and government-business relations as part of their broader degree programs. Foundations of Australian Politics has been written with such students in mind. It offers a clear and concise explanation of the central ideas, institutions and actors which constitute the Australian political system and, as such, provides the necessary tools to study and analyse many of the political issues confronting business in Australia and abroad.
Key concepts: Politics, Government (linguistics), Political science, Front (military), Public relations, Public administration, Management, Sociology