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[Review] The Making of a Party System: Minor Parties in the Australian Senate

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McAllister, Ian

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Sage Publications Inc

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Scholars of comparative parties have traditionally viewed the Australian party system as sui generis. Operating within an environment of compulsory voting, with a dazzlingly complex set of electoral arrangements embedded in a federal system of government, and with one of the major parties in permanent coalition with another, placing Australia within a comparative framework has always been difficult

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Party Politics

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2099-12