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Articles most recently published and archived include:

Buying Prosperity: Reduce Consumption, not just Carbon
http://www.aph.org.au/files/articles/buyingProsperity.htm
Amanda McLeod
University of Melbourne

Leading the World or Falling Behind?
http://www.aph.org.au/files/articles/leadingWorld.htm
Marilyn Lake
Professor in History, La Trobe University

The Bonegilla Riot, July 1961: Maintaining favourable Impressions of the Postwar Immigration Program
http://www.aph.org.au/files/articles/bonegillaRiot.htm
Bruce Pennay OAM
Adjunct Associate Professor, Charles Sturt University

Education and the Centenary of Anzac
http://www.aph.org.au/files/articles/educationCentenary.htm
Peter Dean
University of Notre Dame, Australia

Destroying the Past: Targeting the Symbols of Baathist Iraq
http://www.aph.org.au/files/articles/destroyingPast.htm
Benjamin Isakhan
Research Fellow, Centre for Comparative Social Research, Deakin University

Contentious Past, Contentious Present? Immigration Nation and the Origins of Australia’s Multiculturalism
http://www.aph.org.au/files/articles/contentiousPast.htm
Adèle Garnier and Mandy Kretzschmar
PhD Candidates, Modern History, Politics and International Relations, Macquarie University/University of Leipzig

Just Say No: Consumer Policy and the Case for Restricting Rights
http://www.aph.org.au/files/articles/justSay.htm
Amanda McLeod
Director, PERSPECTIVES - Research Writing Analysis and Adjunct Research Fellow in the School of Philosophical, Historical and International Studies, Monash University

Environmental Citizenship and the Neoliberal State: Good Policy or Greenwash?
http://www.aph.org.au/files/articles/environmentalCitizenship.htm
Michelle Reiner
Honours Graduate, School of International and Political Studies, Deakin University

The Value and Utility of History and the Challenge of the New Curriculum
http://www.aph.org.au/files/articles/theValue.htm
Rashna Taraporewalla,
Honorary Research Fellow, University of Queensland

Travel, Tourism and Diplomacy: Is the Australian Government a ‘Smart Traveller’?
http://www.aph.org.au/files/articles/travelTourism.htm
Agnieszka Sobocinska,
University of Sydney

Australia's significant Computing Legacy: Helping to Connect the World
http://www.aph.org.au/files/articles/australiaSignificant.htm
Michael D'Rosario,
School of Accounting, Economics and Finance, Deakin University

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