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The  Australian National Elections of 1977, edited by  Howard   R.
Penniman,  analyzes Australia's fourth national elections in five years.
After the landslide of 1975, precipitated by scandals and constitutional
crisis, the 1977 elections were striking for the absence of change:
the Liberal-National Country party coalition was reelected with virtu-
ally no loss of seats. Beneath the surface, however, were significant
defections, from both Labor and the coalition, which helped the new
Australian Democrat  party win  almost 10 percent of the votes for
the House.
     The essays in this volume describe Australia's political system
and  electorate, the election campaign, the role of opinion polls and
the media, and  the major parties' handling of the economic issues.
The contributors, most of them scholars at Australian universities, are
David  Butler, David  Kemp,   Patrick Weller,  Jean Holmes,   Paul
Reynolds, Terence Beed, Murray  Goot, Ainsley Jolley, Duncan Iron-
monger, C. J. Lloyd, and Colin A. Hughes. In an appendix, Richard M.
Scammon   provides detailed electoral returns.
     Howard  R. Penniman, editor of The Australian National Elections
 of 1977, is professor of  government  at Georgetown   University,
 codirector of the Political and Social Processes Center at the American
 Enterprise Institute, and an election consultant to the American Broad-
 casting Company. He  is the author of several books on government
 and politics in the United States as well as the editor of a number of
 volumes in this series of election studies.

















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