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Tag Archives: Greg Bailey
GREG BAILEY. Populist Limitations on the role of the IPA in the New LNP government
On July 2 the Institute of Public Affairs (IPA) had at least two of its members elected to parliament in the Double Dissolution, James Pattison and Tim Wilson and that Senators Bob Day and David Leyonhjelm, at times members … Continue reading
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Greg Bailey. Lobbyists and Consultants.
Current Affairs. John Menadue has written an excellent summary of what might originally have been a problem of the sociology of knowledge, where particular groups in society appropriate the debates relating to public policy. They usually ignore the intellectual currents … Continue reading
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Tagged accounting firms, consultants and lobbyists, control of information, Greg Bailey, IPA
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