Hugh V Emy
Biographic Data
| ID | 4396306 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hugh V Emy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hugh V |
| FAMILY NAME | Emy |
| SIGNATURE | EMY H V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Monash University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Unfinished Business: Confirming Australia's Constitution as an Act of Political Settlement
This paper sympathises with both conservatives who oppose continual tampering with the Constitution and progressive reformers wishing to improve its democratic character. It suggests a constitutional reconciliation between the two is feasible if both take more account of the position advanced by federal constitutionalists. Such a reconciliation would leave the mainframe of the Constitution intact and establish it more securely as an authoritative…
The Mandate and Responsible Government
This paper discusses mandate doctrine against the background of both recent empirical research and controversy surrounding the term in Australia. It defends the concept as a normative term which belongs with the responsible party model and consent theory. It further concludes that the Democrats' claim to enjoy a mandate equal to that of the coalition government is not justified from the perspective of responsible government. However, Senator Kern…
Stokes on Australian political thought: A critical appreciation
1995). Stokes on Australian political thought: A critical appreciation. Australian Journal of Political Science: Vol. 30, No. 2, pp. 335-341
Australian Politics: Realities in Conflict
Part 1 Pressing realities: about this book the significance of financial deregulation the trade crisis the framework of political debate the ALP liberalism and the liberal party. Part 2 The political framework: the organisation of a liberal democracy the constitution Australian federalism responsible government. Part 3 The framework of administration: managing the public sector public entrprise government budgeting. Part 4 Alternative realities: …
A monstrous construction'? The state and limited democracy in Australia
Alastair Davidson, The Invisible State: The Formation of the Australian State 1788–1901 (Melbourne: Cambridge University Press, 1991) pp.x + 329. $59.95 ISBN 0 521 36658 5. Alastair Davidson and Roger D. Spegele (eds.), Rights, Justice and Democracy in Australia (Melbourne: Longman Cheshire, 1991) pp.x + 387. $34.95 ISBN 0 582 87070 4. Beth Gaze and Melinda Jones (eds.), Law, Liberty and Australian Democracy (Sydney: The Law Book Company, 1990) p…
From a Positive to a Cultural Science: Towards a New Rationale for Political Studies
This article surveys developments in recent social theory in the course of outlining a new rationale for Politics following the subject's own expansion and in the light of developments in post-empiricist thought. It suggests reasons for thinking of Politics as a cultural rather than a positive science. It outlines a number of core or primary political problems which comprise the intellectual foundations of the discipline. It suggests, overall, th…
Liberals, Radicals and Social Politics 1892-1914
Stability and viability in contemporary South African politics
The roots of Australian politics: A critique of a culture
In reply
VII. The Impact of Financial Policy on English Party Politics before 1914
Critical research into the motivation and content of Liberal social policies before 1914 has qualified much of the credit the party's accomplishments originally received. Yet such qualifications may go too far and in the struggle to do justice to all the facts, historical accuracy may suffer both from tendencies to look for dominant motifs or patterns, and from the temptation to emphasize the ‘real’ empirical nature of politics, so losing sight o…
VII. The Impact of Financial Policy on English Party Politics before 1914
Critical research into the motivation and content of Liberal social policies before 1914 has qualified much of the credit the party's accomplishments originally received. Yet such qualifications may go too far and in the struggle to do justice to all the facts, historical accuracy may suffer both from tendencies to look for dominant motifs or patterns, and from the temptation to emphasize the ‘real’ empirical nature of politics, so losing sight o…
The Mandate and Responsible Government
This paper discusses mandate doctrine against the background of both recent empirical research and controversy surrounding the term in Australia. It defends the concept as a normative term which belongs with the responsible party model and consent theory. It further concludes that the Democrats' claim to enjoy a mandate equal to that of the coalition government is not justified from the perspective of responsible government. However, Senator Kern…
Stokes on Australian political thought: A critical appreciation
1995). Stokes on Australian political thought: A critical appreciation. Australian Journal of Political Science: Vol. 30, No. 2, pp. 335-341
A monstrous construction'? The state and limited democracy in Australia
Alastair Davidson, The Invisible State: The Formation of the Australian State 1788–1901 (Melbourne: Cambridge University Press, 1991) pp.x + 329. $59.95 ISBN 0 521 36658 5. Alastair Davidson and Roger D. Spegele (eds.), Rights, Justice and Democracy in Australia (Melbourne: Longman Cheshire, 1991) pp.x + 387. $34.95 ISBN 0 582 87070 4. Beth Gaze and Melinda Jones (eds.), Law, Liberty and Australian Democracy (Sydney: The Law Book Company, 1990) p…
The roots of Australian politics: A critique of a culture
From a Positive to a Cultural Science: Towards a New Rationale for Political Studies
This article surveys developments in recent social theory in the course of outlining a new rationale for Politics following the subject's own expansion and in the light of developments in post-empiricist thought. It suggests reasons for thinking of Politics as a cultural rather than a positive science. It outlines a number of core or primary political problems which comprise the intellectual foundations of the discipline. It suggests, overall, th…
Stability and viability in contemporary South African politics
The roots of Australian politics: A critique of a culture
In reply
VII. The Impact of Financial Policy on English Party Politics before 1914
Critical research into the motivation and content of Liberal social policies before 1914 has qualified much of the credit the party's accomplishments originally received. Yet such qualifications may go too far and in the struggle to do justice to all the facts, historical accuracy may suffer both from tendencies to look for dominant motifs or patterns, and from the temptation to emphasize the ‘real’ empirical nature of politics, so losing sight o…
Liberals, Radicals and Social Politics 1892-1914
From a Positive to a Cultural Science: Towards a New Rationale for Political Studies
This article surveys developments in recent social theory in the course of outlining a new rationale for Politics following the subject's own expansion and in the light of developments in post-empiricist thought. It suggests reasons for thinking of Politics as a cultural rather than a positive science. It outlines a number of core or primary political problems which comprise the intellectual foundations of the discipline. It suggests, overall, th…
Australian Politics: Realities in Conflict
Part 1 Pressing realities: about this book the significance of financial deregulation the trade crisis the framework of political debate the ALP liberalism and the liberal party. Part 2 The political framework: the organisation of a liberal democracy the constitution Australian federalism responsible government. Part 3 The framework of administration: managing the public sector public entrprise government budgeting. Part 4 Alternative realities: …
A monstrous construction'? The state and limited democracy in Australia
Alastair Davidson, The Invisible State: The Formation of the Australian State 1788–1901 (Melbourne: Cambridge University Press, 1991) pp.x + 329. $59.95 ISBN 0 521 36658 5. Alastair Davidson and Roger D. Spegele (eds.), Rights, Justice and Democracy in Australia (Melbourne: Longman Cheshire, 1991) pp.x + 387. $34.95 ISBN 0 582 87070 4. Beth Gaze and Melinda Jones (eds.), Law, Liberty and Australian Democracy (Sydney: The Law Book Company, 1990) p…
Stokes on Australian political thought: A critical appreciation
1995). Stokes on Australian political thought: A critical appreciation. Australian Journal of Political Science: Vol. 30, No. 2, pp. 335-341
Unfinished Business: Confirming Australia's Constitution as an Act of Political Settlement
This paper sympathises with both conservatives who oppose continual tampering with the Constitution and progressive reformers wishing to improve its democratic character. It suggests a constitutional reconciliation between the two is feasible if both take more account of the position advanced by federal constitutionalists. Such a reconciliation would leave the mainframe of the Constitution intact and establish it more securely as an authoritative…
The Mandate and Responsible Government
This paper discusses mandate doctrine against the background of both recent empirical research and controversy surrounding the term in Australia. It defends the concept as a normative term which belongs with the responsible party model and consent theory. It further concludes that the Democrats' claim to enjoy a mandate equal to that of the coalition government is not justified from the perspective of responsible government. However, Senator Kern…
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