In the National Interest
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In The National Interest is a series in the Monash University Publishing list that is focused on the challenges Australia confronts. Showcasing experts both from within Monash and beyond, these short, thought-provoking and accessible books address the major issues of our times from public policy, to governance and government. This series adds evidence and nuance to debates all too often rendered simplistic.
In The National Interest offers serious general readers evidence-based arguments that spark informed debate on the issues that matter to us now.
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Enough is Enough Bundle (3 books)
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Enough is Enough Bundle (all 7 books)
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Housing
Kevin Bell -
The Consultancy Conundrum
Lachlan Guselli and Andrew Jaspan -
Towards Reproductive Justice
Ronli Sifris -
Climate Clangers
Jennifer Rayner -
Time to Listen
Melissa Castan and Lynette Russell -
21st-Century Virtues
Lucinda Holdforth -
Australia on the Brink
Ian Lowe -
The Big Teal
Simon Holmes à Court -
Gladys
Paul Farrell -
Advancing Human Rights
Michael Mintrom -
Marrul
Inala Cooper -
Dismal Diplomacy, Disposable Sovereignty
Carrillo Gantner -
Fair Game
Andrew Leigh -
Now More than Ever
David Anderson -
Big
Richard Denniss -
Burning Down the House
Jo Dyer -
Fortune’s Fool
Satyajit Das -
Good International Citizenship
Gareth Evans -
Rape Culture
Louise Newman -
Governing in the Internet Age
Paul Fletcher -
System Failure
Michael Bradley -
Dateline Jerusalem
John Lyons -
Population Shock
Abul Rizvi -
Leadership
Don Russell -
Tides that Bind
Richard Marles -
Blood Lust, Trust & Blame
Samantha Crompvoets -
A Decade of Drift
Martin Parkinson -
The Digital Revolution
Simon Wilkie -
Respect
Jill Hennessy -
Easy Lies & Influence
Fiona McLeod -
Enough is Enough
Kate Thwaites and Jenny Macklin -
Power & Consent
Rachel Doyle -
Who Dares Loses
Wayne Errington & Peter van Onselen -
The Case for Courage
Kevin Rudd -
Unmasked
Bill Bowtell -
Challenging Politics
Scott Ryan