10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FAIR GO!»
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Determining the Future: A
Fair Go & Health for All
This is a must read for politicians, policy-makers and those working or studying in health, social services, education, housing, political science and social justice.
Martin Laverty, Liz Callaghan,
2011
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Schooling for a
Fair Go
The various contributors to this book expose the erosion and corrosion occurring in public education, and provide an analysis of how the reclamation might occur through a restoration of schools as democratic public spheres.
John Smyth, Robert Hattam,
1998
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A
fair go: race politics and public discourse in Australia
This book will particularly interest those researching Indigenous and immigration issues in Australia, but is also applicable to wider-reaching studies on the subjects of nationalism, public policy, and political rhetoric.
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Fair Go: Fact Or Fiction?
The Australian ideal of a fair go is fact rather than fiction.
Benjamin Herscovitch,
2013
The land of the "fair go" "Fair go" has a cultural significance and meaning which
defies precise definition. It is at once a statement of philosophy, a call to arms and
, with the right intonation, a serious rebuke. In policy-speak, "fair go" has been ...
When the girls in his class offer a magnificent set of colored pencils as the prize in a beauty contest, while the boys put on a Football Kicking Contest, Daniel, who is more interested in art than in sports, decides that it's only fair ...
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Exemplary Teachers of Students in Poverty
The research project which is detailed in this book focuses on the concept of a '
fair go' in education. One of the things we ask in this book is how can we position
a 'fair go' as a central concern in education and what makes a 'fair-er go' in ...
Geoff Munns, Wayne Sawyer, Bronwyn Cole,
2013
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Battlers & Billionaires: The Story of Inequality in Australia
In Battlers and Billionaires, Andrew Leigh weaves together vivid stories, interesting history and powerful statistics to tell the story of inequality in this country. This is economics writing at its best.
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Employee Protection at Common Law
This concept is by no means foreign to legal practitioners familiar with the
Australian industrial relations context. Fair dealing in the industrial context In
contemporary Australian society, the concept of a "fair go" is well understood.
Indeed, in the ...
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Fair Go for the Battlers: Stories of Resilience
This publication is a record of the audiovisual presentation, Fair Go for the Battlers, which featured a series of interviews undertaken during the second half of 2006 with jobseekers who had experienced particularly difficult hurdles in ...
George Guiliani, Sophie Dutertre,
2007