Section 18C, Human Rights, and Media Reform: An Institutional Analysis of the 2011–13 Australian Free Speech Debate

Berg, Chris; Davidson, Sinclair

doi:10.22459/ag.23.01.2016.01

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“…The IPF represents institutional trade-offs, and thus choices, in a world of imperfect property rights. The IPF has variously been applied to policy settlements around productivity and red tape (Berg forthcoming;Davidson 2013), the environment (Davidson 2014), media regulation (Berg and Davidson 2015), freedom of speech (Berg and Davidson 2016), innovation (Davidson and Potts 2015;Davidson and Potts 2016), education (Lane 2017), democracy (Allen et al 2017), and tobacco control (Davidson 2016).…”

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Subjective Political Economy

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Berg

2016

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New Perspectives on Political Economy is a peer-reviewed semi-annual bilingual interdisciplinary journal, published since 2005 in Prague. The journal aims at contributing to scholarship at the intersection of political science, political philosophy, political economy and law. The main objective of the journal is to enhance our understanding of private property-, market-and individual liberty-based perspectives in the respected sciences. We also belive that only via exchange among social scientists from different fields and cross-disciplinary research can we critically analyze and fully understand forces that drive policy-making and be able to spell out policy implications and consequences. The journal welcomes submissions of unpublished research papers, book reviews, and educational notes.

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