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An assessment of the Howard years, this work charts the seismic shift in politics, society, workplaces, culture, the economy, trade and foreign affairs. It describes how Howard has redrawn the political map, turning the conservatives into reformers and forcing the progressives to defend the status quo.
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The Howard Factor

A Decade That Transformed a Nation

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  • Paperback

    368 pages

  • Release Date

    1 March 2006

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Summary

The Hon. John Howard MP, Prime Minister of Australia launched The Howard Factor on 2nd March at Parliament House in Canberra.John Howard’s federal election victory over Paul Keating in 1996 was the start of a quiet revolution that changed Australia forever.His critics told us he was a white-picket-fence conservative, Little Johnnie, Lazarus with a triple bypass. Instead, Howard has driven a decade of reform, reinventing conservative politics and redefining the national debate.In this long-overdue assessment of the Howard years, some of The Australian’s leading commentators chart the seismic shift in politics, society, workplaces, culture, the economy, trade and foreign affairs. They describe how Howard has redrawn the political map, turning the conservatives into reformers and forcing the progressives to defend the status quo.Contributors to the book include Paul Kelly, Steve Lewis, Glenn Milne, George Megalogenis, Christopher Pearson, Matt Price, Dennis Shanahan, Greg Sheridan, Mike Steketee, Alan Wood and cartoonist Bill Leak. Editor Nick Cater is a senior editorial executive at The Australian.

Book Details

ISBN-13:9780522852844
ISBN-10:052285284X
Author:Nick Cater
Publisher:Melbourne University Press
Imprint:Melbourne University Press
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:368
Edition:1st
Release Date:1 March 2006
Weight:333g
Dimensions:28mm x 154mm x 234mm
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About The Author

Nick Cater

Nick Cater has been a senior editorial executive at The Australian since September 2004. He is a former deputy editor at The Sunday Telegraph and assistant editor at The Daily Telegraph. He has worked in the Canberra press gallery as a News Limited bureau chief and in Hong Kong as the group’s Asia correspondent. He worked in the UK as a journalist with BBC TV.

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