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- AUSFTA and its Implications for the Australian Stock Market
- David Allen, Lee K. Lim and Trent Winduss
- Austere social reproduction and the gendered geographies of debt , pp 151-173
- Sam Strong
- Austerity and financial safety nets: bankruptcy abuse prevention and bank protection in Irish post-crisis policy? , pp 69-93
- Joseph Spooner
- Austerity and its corresponding effects on public safety and crime , pp 281-293
- Adegbola Ojo
- Austerity and poverty , pp 130-141
- Paul Spicker
- Austerity, inequality and high-cost credit: understanding the role of a social minimum , pp 298-320
- Jodi Gardner
- Austerity, neoliberalism and population health , pp 357-370
- Gerry McCartney
- Austerity, populism and welfare retrenchment in Central and South Eastern Europe , pp 207-220
- Noémi Lendvai-Bainton and Paul Stubbs
- Austerity, populism, and the politics of blame: an ideational perspective , pp 94-109
- Daniel Béland and Alex Waddan
- Austerity, privatization and levelling down: Public sector reforms in the United Kingdom , pp 576-626
- Damian Grimshaw
- Austerity, work and politics: assessing deregulation and political change in Portuguese industrial relations , pp 51-72
- Miguel Martínez Lucio
- Australia , pp 113-140
- Ann O’Connell
- Australia , pp 155-163
- John Stanley
- Australia
- Kym Anderson
- Australia
- Bill Bowen
- Australia
- Andrew Christie and Sarah Moritz
- Australia , pp 383-404
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- Australia , pp 50-85
- Yongjian Ke, Vince Mangioni, John Sturgeon and Kun Wang
- Australia After Budgetary Reform: A Lapsed Pioneer or Decorative Architect?
- Lewis Hawke and John Wanna
- Australia and New Zealand , pp 390-433
- Andrew D Mitchell
- Australia and OECD tax work , pp 213-240
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- Australia and the Northern Territory: an unfortunate intervention , pp 171-195
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- Australia and the OECD work on education , pp 271-299
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- Australia – a reluctant liberalizer , pp 51-68
- Peter Forsyth
- Australia's Labor Relations: Lessons for the Republic of Korea? , pp 225-242
- Gwynneth Singleton
- Australia's push to raise the minimum age of criminal responsibility: is 12 years old enough?
- Estrella Pearce
- Australia, international organisations and foreign policy , pp 27-47
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- Australia-China trade after the Asia crisis , pp 110-122
- Zhao Yanyun and Li Jingping
- Australia. Good intentions - reviewing 30 years of mental health policy reform , pp 190-205
- Rosenberg Sebastien and Luis Salvador-Carulla
- Australia: Metropolitan partnerships - Victoria , pp 106-111
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- Australia: Preserving Biodiversity and Managing Water Resources
- Jeffrey D. Petchey
- Australia: Varieties of policy impacts , pp 199-208
- Peter Carroll
- Australian Agriculture in the Global Economic Mosaic
- Neil Argent
- Australian Competition Law: Experience and Lessons for Drafting Competition Law , pp 211-231
- Hank Spier
- Australian environmental issues: an overview , pp 284-299
- Clement Tisdell
- Australian Higher Education Transformed: From Central Coordination to Control
- Suzanne Ryan, James Guthrie and Ruth Neumann
- Australian Manufacturers' Perceptions of Indonesia as a Host for Direct Investment , pp 151-168
- Anna Zarkada-Fraser and Campbell Fraser
- Australian Nursing Home Regulation
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- Australian Sports Technologies Network: adding value through creating synergies , pp 312-340
- James Demetriou, Martin Schlegel and Danny Samson
- Australian Tax Reforms: Past and Future
- Greg Smith
- Australian Wineries: Factors Perceived to Enhance or Inhibit Export Market Expansion , pp 89-104
- Rumintha Wickramasekera and Geoff Bamberry
- Australia–United States Free Trade Agreement and its Implications for Japan
- Ippei Yamazawa
- Australia’s carbon pricing mechanism , pp 261-276
- Elena de Lemos Pinto Aydos
- Australia’s Financial Markets and Institutions
- Gordon de Brouwer
- Australia’s Future Fund: A Social Welfare Analysis
- Ross Guest
- Australia’s role in organisational maintenance, reform, and adaptation , pp 324-349
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- Austria
- Andreas Grünbichler
- Austria – catching-up through inward FDI? , pp 81-110
- Christian Beliak
- Austrian and Post Keynesian Interest Rate Theory: Some Unexpected Parallels , pp 150-164
- Fiona Maclachlan
- Austrian business cycle theory , pp 257-282
- Jonathan Newman and Arkadiusz SieroäÑ
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