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H V Evatt NSW Parliament Lecture
11 October 2018
The text and papers related to the inaugural 2017 H. V. Evatt NSW Parliament House Lecture, on the subject of 'Tackling Inequality'.
Splitting image
15 December 2016
The landmark 1954-55 Labor Party split is re-examined in Arthur Gietzelt's posthumously published account.
Evatt Q&A on productivity
19 September 2014
The essential questions about productivity answered in nutshells.
Zombie economics, by John Quiggin
12 July 2013
In the graveyard of economic ideology, dead ideas still stalk the land.
The Tolpuddle Martyrs, by H. V. Evatt
10 February 2011
Injustice within the law: a new edition with a new introduction.
The state of industrial relations
20 July 2010
From Evatt's publication on the transition from WorkChoices.
Moving in the open daylight, by Ashley Hogan
11 April 2009
Ashley Hogan's speech at the book launch.
It never has been easy
1 February 2009
Lionel Orchard on democracy, from Globalisation: Australian Impacts.
In the tradition of pragmatic idealism
11 December 2008
John Faulkner launches Moving in the Open Daylight; Doc Evatt, an Australian at the United Nations.
Doc Evatt, an Australian at the UN
10 December 2008
The Australian who led the fight for human rights.
The first casualty
4 August 2007
The revised edition of the classic work on war, lies, lying and liars.
The state of the states 2006
9 November 2006
The public sector, fiscal policy, health care & local government.
The state of the states 2005
14 November 2005
Background briefing on the The state of the states 2005.
Prisons as progressive punishment?
8 August 2005
Mark Findlay on corrective services, from The state of the states 2004.
The fall and rise of the global economy
1 May 2002
John Quiggin on financial markets from Globalisation: Australian Impacts.
War on the wharves
25 August 2000
The Easter 1998 waterfront dispute shook Australia to its foundations.
Doc Evatt, by Ken Buckley, Barbara Dale & Wayne Reynolds
1 June 2000
The biography of Herbert Vere Evatt.