Policy Summer 2011
Vol. 27 No. 4 (Summer, 2011)Subscriptions are available for print and online editions. 
Past issues of Policy are available online free of charge.
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FEATURE: Economic Sclerosis in Europe’s Social Democracies
| 07 Feb 2012
Rare political courage is needed to solve pathological problems afflicting European economies.
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FEATURE: Robust Political Economy
| 07 Feb 2012
A discussion of the challenges and criticisms facing classical liberals today.
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FEATURE: How to Make Real Progress in Closing the Gap
| 07 Feb 2012
Randomised trials can help determine policies that can work in Indigenous affairs.
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FEATURE: Ideology and Indigenous Policy
| 07 Feb 2012
Biased policies have prevented remote Indigenous Australians from embracing change and moving forward.
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FEATURE: A Prescription for Pharmacy Reform
| 07 Feb 2012
Pharmacists’ stranglehold on PBS is anti-competitive.
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FEATURE: Religious Liberty in Nation-States: Practice, Principles and Ideas
| 07 Feb 2012
Religious liberty has become a more contentious issue in today’s globalised world.
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FEATURE: Separation of Mosque and State in Indonesia
| 07 Feb 2012Despite trends towards Islamisation, Indonesia is still largely pluralistic and moderate.
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FEATURE: Liberal Values and the End of History
| 07 Feb 2012The Arab Spring’s call for the institutionalisation of liberal values is reason to pause and reconsider Francis Fukuyama’s famed and reviled end of history thesis.
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FEATURE: More Tracks, Slower Trains
| 07 Feb 2012
The Victorian Regional Rail Link project is hobbled by inefficient planning and wasteful spending.
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FEATURE: Unshackling Basic Knowledge
| 07 Feb 2012
By controlling taxpayer-funded research literature in biomedicine, private journal publishers have created a thorny situation
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INTERVIEW: Rebuilding Uruzgan Province
| 07 Feb 2012
Bernard Philip speaks to Sergei DeSilva-Ranasinghe about Australia’s reconstruction efforts in Uruzgan and the future of our mission in the province.
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BOOK REVIEW: Too Much Luck is Never Enough
| 07 Feb 2012
Too Much Luck is Never Enough By Paul Cleary (Black Inc, 2011.)
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BOOK REVIEW: Adapt
| 07 Feb 2012
Adapt By Tim Harford (Princeton University Press, 2011.)
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BOOK REVIEW: Ghetto at the Centre of the World: Chungking Mansions, Hong Kong
| 07 Feb 2012Ghetto at the Centre of the World: Chungking Mansions, Hong Kong By Gordon Matthews (University of Chicago Press, 2011.)
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BOOK REVIEW: The Uniqueness of Western Civilization
| 07 Feb 2012The Uniqueness of Western Civilization By Ricardo Duchesne (Brill, 2011.)
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BOOK REVIEW: The Ethics of Voting
| 07 Feb 2012The Ethics of Voting By Jason Brennan (Princeton University Press, 2011.)
