Theory and Reality: Federal Ideas in Australia, England and EuropeA collection of essays from one of the world's leading authorities on federalism, critically focusing on topics central to the working of the Australian political and constitutional system. |
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Independence dependence | 41 |
Federalism responsible government and the Australian | 77 |
The fallacy | 103 |
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