Demons or Democrats: 1950s Labor at the Crossroads
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Author: Gavan Duffy
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 203
The Labour Party split of the 1950's had an enormous effect on the ALP and the nation. Party apologists have repeatedly argued that the blood letting was necessary and inevitable. In recent years, as the passions have subsided, a new consensus has started to form that attributes the ALP's near destruction far more to erratic and inept leadership, than the sectarian feuding and factional intrigue that were also present. Painted as reactionaries in Labour folklore, those who went on to form the Democratic Labour Party were in fact years ahead of the mainstream ALP on issues such as white Australia, family support, Aboriginal Rights..., even the republic.
Author: Gavan Duffy
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 203
The Labour Party split of the 1950's had an enormous effect on the ALP and the nation. Party apologists have repeatedly argued that the blood letting was necessary and inevitable. In recent years, as the passions have subsided, a new consensus has started to form that attributes the ALP's near destruction far more to erratic and inept leadership, than the sectarian feuding and factional intrigue that were also present. Painted as reactionaries in Labour folklore, those who went on to form the Democratic Labour Party were in fact years ahead of the mainstream ALP on issues such as white Australia, family support, Aboriginal Rights..., even the republic.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Gavan Duffy
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 203
The Labour Party split of the 1950's had an enormous effect on the ALP and the nation. Party apologists have repeatedly argued that the blood letting was necessary and inevitable. In recent years, as the passions have subsided, a new consensus has started to form that attributes the ALP's near destruction far more to erratic and inept leadership, than the sectarian feuding and factional intrigue that were also present. Painted as reactionaries in Labour folklore, those who went on to form the Democratic Labour Party were in fact years ahead of the mainstream ALP on issues such as white Australia, family support, Aboriginal Rights..., even the republic.
Author: Gavan Duffy
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 203
The Labour Party split of the 1950's had an enormous effect on the ALP and the nation. Party apologists have repeatedly argued that the blood letting was necessary and inevitable. In recent years, as the passions have subsided, a new consensus has started to form that attributes the ALP's near destruction far more to erratic and inept leadership, than the sectarian feuding and factional intrigue that were also present. Painted as reactionaries in Labour folklore, those who went on to form the Democratic Labour Party were in fact years ahead of the mainstream ALP on issues such as white Australia, family support, Aboriginal Rights..., even the republic.
Demons or Democrats: 1950s Labor at the Crossroads
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