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The IPA has a proud history of publishing books by a variety of authors on the leading policy questions in Australia. Here you will find details on these books, and information on how to purchase a copy from us.
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The National Curriculum: A Critique

The National Curriculum: A Critique

Rachel Guy 24 January 2011 Books, Ipa today,

The National Curriculum: A Critique is the first in a series of monographs from the Foundations of Western Civilisation Program. The legacy of Western Civilisation is rich, complex, and essential...

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Climate Change: The Facts 2010

Climate Change: The Facts 2010

Scott Hargreaves 1 January 2010 Books, Climate change,

Read Climate Change: The Facts 2010 here Contents Introduction – John Roskam – 1 Climategate Climategate: A failure of governance – Sinclair Davidson – 4...

100 Great Book Of Liberty: The Essential Introduction To The Greatest Idea Of Western Civilisation

Chris Berg and John Roskam 25 February 2009 Books, Ideas and liberty,

100 Great Books of Liberty is a comprehensive and accessible guide to the books which made liberty the most important idea of Western Civilisation. From Plato’s The Republic and The Wealth...

The Growth Of Australia’s Regulatory State: Ideology, Accountability And The Mega-Regulators

Chris Berg 1 January 2008 Books, Publications,

Regulation is a political activity. It sets the framework for the market economy by defining the boundaries between private action and government action. Yet those boundaries are not fixed...

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Dry: In Defence of Economic Freedom

Dry: In Defence of Economic Freedom

John Hyde 10 July 2002 Books, Finance and economics,

Download the full book here. Much of the world is still horrible but during the final quarter of the 20th Century life spans greatly increased almost everywhere especially in the once-poor...

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Politicised Curriculum Is Why Children Don’t Know About Australia’s Democracy
Politicised Curriculum Is Why Children Don’t Know About Australia’s Democracy

Nobody should be surprised at the news from the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority, that when it comes to knowledge of Civics and Citizenship, Australian students know more...

Invasion Day Parade Going Ahead Despite Australia Day Events Being Cancelled Is Pure Hypocrisy
Invasion Day Parade Going Ahead Despite Australia Day Events Being Cancelled Is Pure Hypocrisy

This year, Daniel Andrews isn’t just trying to change the date of Australia Day; he’s cancelling it altogether. Without consulting the community, and under the cover of COVID-19, the Premier has...

The Empire Strikes Back With A Wet Lettuce Leaf
The Empire Strikes Back With A Wet Lettuce Leaf

After my AFR piece on the weekend, their ABC have responded. Sinclair Davidson writing in the Australian Financial Review has presented a basket case of inaccuracies about the role of the ABC and...

Poll – Mainstream Australians Continue To Support Australia Day On 26 January
Poll – Mainstream Australians Continue To Support Australia Day On 26 January

69% of Australians support Australia Day being celebrated on January 26 according to a new poll of 1,038 Australians commissioned by the Institute of Public Affairs. The polling (data collected by...

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