Endnotes
1.Kevin Rudd, ‘The global financial crisis’, The Monthly, February2009, p.20.
2.Ibid., p.22.
3.Michael Stutchbury, ‘No market reform on Rudd’s recovery road: the PM bags the deregulation of the past 25 years but claims he wants to boost productivity’, The Australian, 28July2009, p.14.
4.Ibid.
5.David Uren andMatthew Franklin, ‘Henry Warns of Second Shockwave’, The Australian, Tuesday 18August2009, p.4.
6.Leslie Sklair, ‘Who are the globalisers? a study of key globalisers in Australia’, Journal of Australian Political Economy, vol.38, 1995, p.18.
7.Ibid., p.20.
8.Damien Cahill, ‘The contours of neoliberal hegemony in Australia’, Rethinking Marxism, vol.19, no.2, 2007, p.229.
9.Raewyn Connell, ‘Moloch Mutates: global capitalism and the evolution of the Australian ruling class 1977-2002’, inNathan Hollier(ed.), Ruling Australia: The Power, Privilege & Politics of the New Ruling Class,Australian Scholarly Publishing,, 2004, p.33.
10.Simon Mohun, ‘The Australian rate of profit 1985-2001’, Journal of Australian Political Economy, vol.52, 2003, p.88.
11.Cahill, ‘The contours of neoliberal hegemony in Australia’, p.228-9.
12.Connell,‘Moloch Mutates’, p.4.
13.Kevin Rudd, ‘The Global Financial Crisis’, p.25.
14.Ibid., p.25.
15.Drew Cottle, ‘Looting the lucky country: economic restructuring in Australian capitalism’, inNational Fightback Conference,Canberra Fightback,, 1987, p.1.
16.Bob Catley, ‘Australia in the world crisis’, inG. Duncan(ed.), Essays in Australian Politics,Edward Arnold,, 1978, p.223.
17.Michael Pusey, ‘Econo-rot’, inPeter Craven(ed.), The Best Australian Essays 2003,Black Inc.,, 2003, p.133.
18.OECD Council, Towards Full Employment and Price Stability,OECD,, 1977, p.344.
19.Ernest Mandel, Decline of the Dollar: A Marxist View of the Monetary Crisis.Monad Press,, 1972, p.103.
20.Catley, ‘Australia in the world crisis’, p.232.
21.Ibid., p.232.
22.Ibid., p.232.
23.OECD Council, ‘Towards full employment and price stability’, pp.16-17.
24.Ibid., pp.16-17.
25.Stephen Bell, Ungoverning the Economy: The Political Economy of Australian Economic Policy,Oxford University Press,, 1997, p.82.
26.Stephen Jolly, ‘Australia Reconstructed: A Socialist Response’, Australian Marxist Bulletin, Summer, 1988, p.3.
27.Bell, Ungoverning the Economy, p.83.
28.Jolly, ‘Australia Reconstructed’, p.3.
29.Bell, Ungoverning the Economy, p.4.
30.Ronald E. Walker, The Australian Economy in War and Reconstruction,Oxford University Press,, 1947, p.133.
31.Dennis Woodward, Australia Unsettled: The Legacy of ‘Neo-liberalism’,Pearson Education Australia,, 2005, p.6.
32.Catley, ‘Australia in the world crisis’, p.230.
33.Greg Crough,Ted Wheelwright andTed Wilshire(eds), Australian and World Capitalism,Penguin Books,, 1980, p.46.
34.Ibid.
35.Catley, ‘Australia in the world crisis’, p.230.
36.Robert Catley andBruce McFarlane, Australian Capitalism in Boom and Depression,Alternative Publishing Cooperative,, 1981, pp.104-5.
37.Karl Marx, Capital: Vol. 3,Penguin Books,, 1981, p.319.
38.Bob Rowthorn, ‘Late capitalism’, New Left Review, vol.98, July-August1976, pp.59-83.
39.Mohun, ‘The Australian rate of profit 1985-2001’, p.88.
40.Marx, Capital: Vol. 3, p.319.
41.Mohun, ‘The Australian rate of profit 1985-2001’, p.88.
42.Pusey, ‘Econo-rot’, p.134.
43.Christopher Lloyd, ‘Australian capitalism since 1992: a new regime of accumulation?’, Journal of Australian Political Economy, vol.61, June2008, p.40.
44.Tom Bramble, ‘Thirteen wasted years: Labor in power (1983-96) and its accord with the unions’, inKenneth Wilson,Joanne Bradford andMaree Fitzpatrick(eds), Australia in Accord: An Assessment of Australia’s Incomes Policy Experiment during the Hawke-Keating Years,South Pacific Publishing,, 2004, p.4.
45.Georgina Murray, Capitalist Networks and Social Power in Australia and New Zealand,Ashgate,, 2006, p.11.
46.Ibid., p.45.
47.R.W. Connell, Ruling Class, Ruling Culture,Cambridge University Press,, 1977, p.vii.
48.Catley andMcFarlane, Australian Capitalism in Boom and Depression, p.11.
49.Catley, ‘Australia in the world crisis’, pp.87-8.
50.Lloyd, ‘Australian capitalism since 1992’, p.35.
51.Connell, Ruling Class, Ruling Culture, pp.108-9.
52.Shaun Goldfinch, Remaking New Zealand and Australian Economic Policy: Ideas, Institutions and Policy Communities,Georgetown University Press,, 2000, p.158.
53.Ibid., p.158.
54.Dennis Woodward, Australia Unsettled: The Legacy of ‘Neo-liberalism’, p.49.
55.Ibid., p.49.
56.Judith Brett, ‘Ideology’, inJudith Brett,James Gillespie andMurray Groot(eds)., Developments in Australian Politics,Macmillan,, 1994, p.14.
57.Boris Frankel, ‘Beyond labourism and socialism: how the Australian Labor Party developed the model of “New Labor”’, New Left Review, vol.221, January-February1997, p.8.
58.John Mangan, ‘Australian manufacturing: de-industrialisation or restructuring?’, inRobert Castle,Don Lewis andJohn Mangan(eds), Australian Studies: Work, Leisure and Technology,Longman Cheshire,, 1986, p.53.
59.Bramble, ‘Thirteen wasted years’, p.18.
60.Damien Cahill, ‘Labo(u)r, the boom and the prospects for an alternative to neo-liberalism’, Journal of Australian Political Economy, vol.61, 2008, p.322.
61.Ian MacFarlane, The Search for Stability: Boyer Lectures 2006,ABC Books,, 2006, p.36.
62.Cahill, ‘Labo(u)r, the boom and the prospects for an alternative to neo-liberalism’, p.322.
63.John Edwards, Quiet Boom: How the Long Economic Upswing is Changing Australia and its Place in the World,Longueville Media,, 2006, p.26.
64.Mark Berger, ‘Up from neoliberalism: free-market mythologies and the coming crisis of global capitalism’, Third World Quarterly, vol.20, no.2, 1999, p.453.
65.Cahill, ‘Labo(u)r, the boom and the prospects for an alternative to neo-liberalism’, p.333.
66.Tom Bramble, Trade Unionism in Australia: A History from Flow to Ebb Tide,Cambridge University Press,, p.158.
67.Cahill, ‘The contours of neoliberal hegemony in Australia’, p.228-9.
68.Brett, ‘Ideology’, p.12.
69.Michael Pusey, Economic Rationalism in Canberra: A Nation Building State Changes its Mind,Cambridge University Press,, 1991, p.6.