Civic republicanism and Sir Robert Menzies: the non-liberal side of the Liberal leader

Carr, Andrew; Jones, Benjamin

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Civic republicanism and Sir Robert Menzies: the non-liberal side of the Liberal leader

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2013

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Carr, Andrew

Jones, Benjamin

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University of Queensland Press

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Robert Menzies was the founder of the Liberal Party and a constitutional monarchist. His political thought, however, often reveals a civic republican understanding of the crucial problems of government and society. This article will examine some key event

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Journal of Australian Studies

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10.1080/14443058.2013.832701

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