Australia Globalization Analysis
1003IBA
Globalisation, the Asia-Pacific and Australia
2009
Assessment Essay
By Fabian Mansouri
2735062
Question: How important is politics in shaping the progress of globalisation?
2200 Words
Introduction
During the past century politics has played a crucial role in the leadership and progression of nation states, and their transition into a globalising world. A historic understanding of economic globalisation alerts us to the potential for politics to either enhance or retard its progress1, Australia’s relationship between trade and economic policies can illustrate this progress. The issue is that the growth rate of the economy was reduced by the protectionist policies put in place after 1900, and …show more content…
Technology and Commerce. Canberra in Graham Pratt, David Poole. (1999). Globalisation and Australian Universities, Policies and impacts. 12 (6). p334-344
Bob Hawke .(1985). Stan Kelly Memorial Lecture. Commonwealth Record, 2-8 September. p 1518 in Tom Conley (2009). The Vulnerable Country, Australian and the global economy. Sydney: University of New South Wales. p34 - 235.
Catley,B.(1996). Globalising Australian Capitalism,Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
Downer, A and Fischer, T. (1997). In the national interest. Australia’s Foreign and Trade Policy White Paper. Canberra.APGS
EPAC.(1995).Globalisation issues for Australia, papers and proceedings from the Economic Planning Advisory Commission Seminar, September 15, 1994, AGPS, Canberra.
Graham Pratt, David Poole. (1999). Globalisation and Australian Universities, Policies and impacts. 12 (6). p334-344
Hill and Meakon, in Dunning. (Ed. 1997). in Graham Pratt, David Poole. (1999). Globalisation and Australian Universities, Policies and impacts. 12 (6). p334-344
Ian McLean. (May 2004). Australian Economic Growth in Historical, A survey for the Economic Record. University of Adelaide University (2), p1 …show more content…
L. (1968).International Trade Theory and Economic Growth,
Australian Economic History Review. Vol. 8. No. 2 (September), pp.99-109.
Tom Conley (2009). The Vulnerable Country, Australian and the global economy. Sydney: University of New South Wales. p34 - 235.
Sabra Lane. (2009). Rudd takes place on world stage, Available: http://www.abc.net.au/worldtoday/content/2009/s2695241.htm. Last accessed 22 Sep 2009.
Oxley, Les and David Greasley (1995). A Time-Series Perspective on Convergence:
Australia, UK and the USA since 1870, Economic Record, Vol. 71, No. 214
(September), pp.259-270.
Paul Kelly .(2004).Trade deal: The New Cash Flow The Weekend Australian, 14 -15 Tom Conley (2009). The Vulnerable Country, Australian and the global economy. Sydney: University of New South Wales. p34 - 235.
Peter Ewer. Winton Higgins & Anne Stevens. (1987). Unions and the future of Australia Manufacturing. Sydney. Allen & Unwin, p,8
Trevor Mathhews & John Ravenhill .(1992). Strategic Trade Policy and its implications. in Tom Conley (2009). The Vulnerable Country, Australian and the global economy. Sydney: University of New South Wales. p34 -
Globalisation, the Asia-Pacific and Australia
2009
Assessment Essay
By Fabian Mansouri
2735062
Question: How important is politics in shaping the progress of globalisation?
2200 Words
Introduction
During the past century politics has played a crucial role in the leadership and progression of nation states, and their transition into a globalising world. A historic understanding of economic globalisation alerts us to the potential for politics to either enhance or retard its progress1, Australia’s relationship between trade and economic policies can illustrate this progress. The issue is that the growth rate of the economy was reduced by the protectionist policies put in place after 1900, and …show more content…
Technology and Commerce. Canberra in Graham Pratt, David Poole. (1999). Globalisation and Australian Universities, Policies and impacts. 12 (6). p334-344
Bob Hawke .(1985). Stan Kelly Memorial Lecture. Commonwealth Record, 2-8 September. p 1518 in Tom Conley (2009). The Vulnerable Country, Australian and the global economy. Sydney: University of New South Wales. p34 - 235.
Catley,B.(1996). Globalising Australian Capitalism,Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
Downer, A and Fischer, T. (1997). In the national interest. Australia’s Foreign and Trade Policy White Paper. Canberra.APGS
EPAC.(1995).Globalisation issues for Australia, papers and proceedings from the Economic Planning Advisory Commission Seminar, September 15, 1994, AGPS, Canberra.
Graham Pratt, David Poole. (1999). Globalisation and Australian Universities, Policies and impacts. 12 (6). p334-344
Hill and Meakon, in Dunning. (Ed. 1997). in Graham Pratt, David Poole. (1999). Globalisation and Australian Universities, Policies and impacts. 12 (6). p334-344
Ian McLean. (May 2004). Australian Economic Growth in Historical, A survey for the Economic Record. University of Adelaide University (2), p1 …show more content…
L. (1968).International Trade Theory and Economic Growth,
Australian Economic History Review. Vol. 8. No. 2 (September), pp.99-109.
Tom Conley (2009). The Vulnerable Country, Australian and the global economy. Sydney: University of New South Wales. p34 - 235.
Sabra Lane. (2009). Rudd takes place on world stage, Available: http://www.abc.net.au/worldtoday/content/2009/s2695241.htm. Last accessed 22 Sep 2009.
Oxley, Les and David Greasley (1995). A Time-Series Perspective on Convergence:
Australia, UK and the USA since 1870, Economic Record, Vol. 71, No. 214
(September), pp.259-270.
Paul Kelly .(2004).Trade deal: The New Cash Flow The Weekend Australian, 14 -15 Tom Conley (2009). The Vulnerable Country, Australian and the global economy. Sydney: University of New South Wales. p34 - 235.
Peter Ewer. Winton Higgins & Anne Stevens. (1987). Unions and the future of Australia Manufacturing. Sydney. Allen & Unwin, p,8
Trevor Mathhews & John Ravenhill .(1992). Strategic Trade Policy and its implications. in Tom Conley (2009). The Vulnerable Country, Australian and the global economy. Sydney: University of New South Wales. p34 -