F W Eggleston
Biographic Data
| ID | 729931 |
|---|---|
| NAME | F W Eggleston |
| GIVEN NAMES | F W |
| FAMILY NAME | Eggleston |
| SIGNATURE | EGGLESTON F W |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1915 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1958 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Reflections on Australian Foreign Policy
Australia's Immigration Policy
C ONTROVERSY over Australia's immigration policy has recently become acute owing to the resentment caused by the return to Malaya of certain Malays and Chinese who have been in Australia for some years. These individuals are either deserting seamen or those who were granted sanctuary in Australia during the war on the express condition that they should return after the cessation of hostilities. There were then about I4,000 of these migrants in Au…
The United States Moves Across the Pacific
Search for a Social Philosophy
Australian Standards of Living
Australian Standards of Living
The Population Problems of Australia
The Story of Conscription in Australia
Sea Power and Peace in the Pacific
State Socialism in Victoria
Political Parties and Their Economic Policies
State Enterprises and Their Organisation
Australian Loan and Developmental Policy
When Australia was first colonised it was inhabited by a Stone Age people to whom the art of agriculture was unknown. The colonists had to create the whole organisation and equipment, political, social, and economic, of a civilised community, and they felt impelled to aim at a standard of comfort at least equivalent to that which they had left behind them. If Australia were to receive a European population it must be equipped with the machinery f…
Australia's View of Pacific Problems
JN presenting their opening address to this Conference the Australian delegates desire to express their appreciation of the privilege they enjoy of meeting in Japan-this beautiful country with its long history. Many Australians have a strong historical sense, but in Australia it has no food on which to feed, and to come into this country, with its wonderful memorials of a culture continuous over thousands of years, means the gratification of inst…
Disarmament and the Pacific
THE writer has at each of the Conferences of the Institute which he has attended endeavoured to secure a first-rate round-table discussion on the problem of disarmament as it affects the Pacific. But though the representations he has made on behalf of the Australian groups have received a degree of encouragement from other groups before Conferences, somehow or other a really serious discussion on this subject has never taken place. The Victorian …
The Australian Democracy and Its Economic Problems
The Australian Democracy and Its Economic Problems
Australia's View of Pacific Problems
JN presenting their opening address to this Conference the Australian delegates desire to express their appreciation of the privilege they enjoy of meeting in Japan-this beautiful country with its long history. Many Australians have a strong historical sense, but in Australia it has no food on which to feed, and to come into this country, with its wonderful memorials of a culture continuous over thousands of years, means the gratification of inst…
Disarmament and the Pacific
THE writer has at each of the Conferences of the Institute which he has attended endeavoured to secure a first-rate round-table discussion on the problem of disarmament as it affects the Pacific. But though the representations he has made on behalf of the Australian groups have received a degree of encouragement from other groups before Conferences, somehow or other a really serious discussion on this subject has never taken place. The Victorian …
Political Parties and Their Economic Policies
State Enterprises and Their Organisation
Australian Loan and Developmental Policy
When Australia was first colonised it was inhabited by a Stone Age people to whom the art of agriculture was unknown. The colonists had to create the whole organisation and equipment, political, social, and economic, of a civilised community, and they felt impelled to aim at a standard of comfort at least equivalent to that which they had left behind them. If Australia were to receive a European population it must be equipped with the machinery f…
State Socialism in Victoria
Sea Power and Peace in the Pacific
The Population Problems of Australia
The Story of Conscription in Australia
Australian Standards of Living
Australian Standards of Living
Search for a Social Philosophy
The United States Moves Across the Pacific
Australia's Immigration Policy
C ONTROVERSY over Australia's immigration policy has recently become acute owing to the resentment caused by the return to Malaya of certain Malays and Chinese who have been in Australia for some years. These individuals are either deserting seamen or those who were granted sanctuary in Australia during the war on the express condition that they should return after the cessation of hostilities. There were then about I4,000 of these migrants in Au…
Reflections on Australian Foreign Policy
Political science (11 works) · Law (9 works) · Business (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Island Studies and Pacific Affairs (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Australian History and Society (3 works) · Commonwealth, Australian Politics and Federalism (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works)