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Wohnungsbaupolitik in Australien unter der Regierung Hawke. Förderungen im privaten und öffentlichen Wohnungsbau. Im Bau befindliche und fertiggestellte Wohnungen des öffentlichen und privaten Wohnungsbaus 1975-76 bis 1984-85, Schätzungen 1983-84 bis 1992-93. (HWWA)

Security-related matters, regional and non-regional questions, trade, and the rupture in ANZUS caused by the decision of the New Zealand Labor government to ban nuclear-armed and nuclear-powered ships from its ports.

Includes comment on the issues highlighted during the campaign that returned Prime Minister Bob Hawke to power.

Black Africa and development assistance; relations with South Africa.

Speech delivered by the Prime Minister of Australia Robert Hawke at the Bicentennial Conference of Asian Studies Association of Australia on 11th February 1988. Australia's economic and political relations with Asian countries. Necessity of spreading knowledge in Australia on Asian countries and languages. (DÜI-Sen)

Robert J. Hawke, the new prime minister, and achievements of his Labor government that came to power Dec. 1984. Events in the Dec. 1984 federal election; role of the opposition; problems facing a second Hawke government.

Bob Hawke has used the notion of consensus in three distinct ways. The term was first employed as a polemic to discredit the Fraser government and establish Hawke's claim to the ALP leadership. It then became shorthand for the political program Hawke put forward during the 1983 election campaign. Finally - and perhaps most ambitiously - it sought a new philosophical twist for Australian politics. By 1985, however, the concept lacked credibility and was quietly abandoned as polemic, program or government philosophy. The rhetoric of consensus, for all its success, was short-lived in its usefulness. (Internat. Polit. Science Assoc.)

Australian policy changes between the Fraser and Hawke governments; role of the Association of South East Asian Nations.

Prologue: The Mystery of Robert E. Lee -- The Garden Spot of Virginia -- The Making of an Engineer -- Marriage and the Third System -- Mission to the Mississippi -- Ruling the Aztec Sky -- To Serve as a Model for the Mighty World -- The Unpleasant Legacy -- I Will Cling to It to the Last -- The Decisions -- This is Not the Way to Accomplish Our Independence -- To Dash Against Mine Enemy and to Win -- The Savior of Richmond -- It is Well This is So Terrible! -- In This Heathen War the Fire of God Fills Him -- I Consider My Presence Here Always Necessary -- We Must Destroy This Army of Grant's -- Just as I Have Expected It Would End from the First -- An Indictment for Treason -- Every Student Must Be a Gentleman -- From the Great Deep to the Great Deep He Goes -- Epilogue: The Crime and the Glory of Robert E. Lee.