Political lives

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Political lives

edited by Judith Brett

Allen & Unwin, 1997

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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内容説明

Politicians' lives are public lives. The decisions they make and do not make, and the way they behave, affect us all and shape our lives.To what extent do the inner lives of our leaders influence their performance? Should we know about the inner person? Indeed, how can we know?The eight essays in this collection explore these questions and present some disturbing answers by scrutinising the 'character' of leaders as varied as Keating, Menzies, Hawke, Whitlam, Hasluck, Fraser, Calwell and Soeharto. Political Lives is an intriguing venture into the shadowy world of motives and values - and the inner past that shaped these leaders.

目次

Introduction - Judith Brett1 The tasks of political biography - Judith Brett2 The two narcissisms: comparing Hawke and Keating - Graham Little3 Gough Whitlam: bursting limitations - James Walter4 Malcolm Fraser: a strong leader revisited - Graham Little5 Robert Menzies and England - Judith Brett6 Arthur Calwell: resentful ageing - Lindsay Rae7 Paul Hasluck's impersonal politics - Judith Brett8 Soeharto's composure - Angus McIntyreNotesIndex

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