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Published by Melbourne University Publishing
Distributed by Simon & Schuster
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About The Book
The most important effort to measure poverty in post-war Australia was the 1975 Royal Commission on Poverty, chaired by Professor Ronald Henderson, CMG AO, of the University of Melbourne.
Twenty-two years later, the authors of Australian Poverty: Then and Now provide a telling comparison between the findings of Henderson's Commission and the present day.
The theme of the chapters in the book rests mainly on a description of Henderson's findings and recommendations in 1975, and the changes, achievements, failings and general comparative conditions today.
The volume explains the task of assessing the level of poverty in a country which remains lucky for some but not for others.
Twenty-two years later, the authors of Australian Poverty: Then and Now provide a telling comparison between the findings of Henderson's Commission and the present day.
The theme of the chapters in the book rests mainly on a description of Henderson's findings and recommendations in 1975, and the changes, achievements, failings and general comparative conditions today.
The volume explains the task of assessing the level of poverty in a country which remains lucky for some but not for others.
Product Details
- Publisher: Melbourne University Publishing (October 18, 2016)
- Length: 404 pages
- ISBN13: 9780522865264
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