1. Australian Liberals -- 2. Organisation and the Meaning of Fusion -- 3. Protestants -- 4. Good Citizens and Public Order -- 5. Honest Finance -- 6. From Menzies' Forgotten People to the Whitlam Generation -- 7. Fraser -- 8. Neo-liberalism -- 9. John Howard, Race and Nation
Summary
A political and social history offering a rich and complex analysis of the shifting relationship between the experiences of the moral middle class and the Australian Liberal Party and its predecessors, beginning with Alfred Deakin facing an organised working class in parliament and ending with John Howard