No. 16 September 1998
Hansonism and the Erosion of Social Capital by Eva Cox
Australia at the Crossroads by Bernie Fraser
Greenhouse Policy in Disarray by Clive Hamilton
The Multilateral Agreement on Investment by Patricia Ranald
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