Book Launch: The Australian Liberal Party (Two-Volume Collection)
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Join us for the official NT launch of The Australian Liberal Party, a major new two-volume scholarly collection examining one of Australia's central political institutions.
Hosted by Northern Institute and Library and Archives NT, the event celebrates the Northern Territory's distinctive place in Australia's liberal democratic tradition while bringing national political research to a local audience.
The launch will include presentations by the two editors, Associate Professor Matteo Bonotti and Associate Professor Zareh Ghazarian, introducing both volumes, with CDU contributor Associate Professor Steven Farram speaking on his chapter examining the Country Liberal Party of the Northern Territory.
There will also be a panel session with the editors, opening up to audience questions on the future of major parties, the role of research in public understanding, and how parties are adapting to a fast-changing political landscape.
Whether you're an academic, political practitioner, journalist, student or simply curious about how parties shape our democracy, there's something here for you — this is a non-partisan event focused on scholarship and ideas, not politics as usual.
Registration is essential* for seating purposes — we look forward to seeing you there!
*Click on tickets to register or visit http://go.cdu.edu.au/ftaa
Hosted by Northern Institute and Library and Archives NT, the event celebrates the Northern Territory's distinctive place in Australia's liberal democratic tradition while bringing national political research to a local audience.
The launch will include presentations by the two editors, Associate Professor Matteo Bonotti and Associate Professor Zareh Ghazarian, introducing both volumes, with CDU contributor Associate Professor Steven Farram speaking on his chapter examining the Country Liberal Party of the Northern Territory.
There will also be a panel session with the editors, opening up to audience questions on the future of major parties, the role of research in public understanding, and how parties are adapting to a fast-changing political landscape.
Whether you're an academic, political practitioner, journalist, student or simply curious about how parties shape our democracy, there's something here for you — this is a non-partisan event focused on scholarship and ideas, not politics as usual.
Registration is essential* for seating purposes — we look forward to seeing you there!
*Click on tickets to register or visit http://go.cdu.edu.au/ftaa
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Where is it happening?
Library & Archives NT, 54 Cavenagh St, Darwin City NT 0800, Australia, Darwin
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Host or PublisherNorthern Institute
