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Honours Theses and Postgraduate Coursework: Recent submissions

    • Fear, Itself The Threat Constructions Of Tea Party Candidates In The 2010 Republican Primaries 

      Humphries, Thomas
      Published 2012-01-01
      This study explores the role that a faith-driven discourse has played in the electoral success of the Tea Party movement. The popularity of the Tea Party movement among conservative Protestant populations has led researchers ...
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    • EU Influence and the Politics of Memory Postwar Croatia & Serbia in a Comparative Perspective 

      Hristovska, Stephanie
      Published 2012-01-01
      This thesis argues that the EU has indirectly influenced domestic perceptions of the past in postwar Croatia and Serbia through these states’ desire for EU membership. Informed by EU conditionality criteria, which include ...
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    • Australian Financial Governance: The Power of The Australian Financial Industry Over Public Policy-Making In The Lead-Up To The Global Financial Crisis 

      CAREY, LACHLAN
      Published 2012-01-01
      The recent Global Financial Crisis (GFC) has once again highlighted the significance of finance and the financial industry to modern economies, the societies they affect and the ability of governments to make autonomous ...
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    • The 2011-2012 Russian protests and the precedents of protest in post-Soviet Eurasia 

      Putilin, Serge
      Published 2012-01-01
      This study places the 2011-2012 Russian protests within the framework of Eurasian mass-civil mobilisation. Researchers have examined the shared and divergent properties of these events, commonly labelled „colour revolutions.‟ ...
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    • Responding to Riots A Comparative Study of Elite Responses to Cronulla 2005 and England 2011 

      Thirunavukkarasu, Hariharan
      Published 2012-01-01
      In recent summers, rioting around Cronulla and throughout England has sparked debates about their causes. While there has been a concerted effort to analyse these, there has been less attention on the response of political ...
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