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He predicts that the key issues of the day, such as climate change and the financial crisis, mean a reactionary brand of politics i  Free Download Hartcher Peter And Others, "Quarterly Essay 25 Bipolar Nation: How to Win the 2007 Election" English | 2007 | ISBN: 1863954015 | EPUB | pages: 95 | 0.2 mb In Bipolar Nation, Peter Hartcher discusses the fantasies and realities at the heart of our politics. When our political leaders look at us, what do they see? What are the hopes, fears and dreams of the Australian electorate, and how might they be turned to election winning advantage? What, most fundamentally, do we want in a prime minister? |
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