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Tag Archives: Lionel Orchard
LIONEL ORCHARD. Housing Policy: a social democratic response
The missing element in current debates about Australian housing policy is consideration of the social democratic case for building a genuine mixed economy in the housing system respecting the different purposes of the sectors involved – public, private and household. … Continue reading
Lionel Orchard. A tribute to Hugh Stretton.
Hugh Stretton, one of the greatest social scientists and public intellectuals that Australia has produced, passed away in late July after a long illness. His legacy as a thinker, writer, activist, advisor, teacher, mentor and friend is vast. Those of … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia's Galbraith, Boyer lectures, Hugh Stretton, Lionel Orchard, SA housing trust, social democracy, University of Adelaide
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