The Australian Study Of Politics

Education & Reference Australiana Politics & Current Affairs

The Australian Study of Politics, edited by R.A.W. Rhodes, gathers leading scholars to trace how political science has evolved Down Under from colonial days to the present. This 2009 Palgrave Macmillan textbook weaves together political philosophy, sociology and institutional analysis, making it the go-to reference for anyone curious about Australia’s unique governmental landscape.

At 524 pages, the crisp paperback surveys key debates, landmark elections and policy shifts while situating Australian politics within global theory. Students and researchers alike will appreciate the clear structure and extensive bibliography that point the way to deeper primary sources.

This second-hand copy is in very good to like-new shape: spine uncreased, pages unmarked, binding tight, no dog-ears, no smoke odours. It’s ready for immediate shelf or classroom use without the distraction of notes or highlighting.

Whether you’re filling a university reading list or adding to a politics collection, Rhodes’ authoritative volume offers durable insights into Australian governance and is priced gently for budget-conscious readers.