Gregory Melleuish

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According to Wikipedia, Gregory Melleuish is an Australian associate professor of history and politics at the University of Wollongong. Subjects he teaches include Australian politics, political theory, world history and ancient history. Previously, he taught European history at the University of Melbourne and Australian Studies at the University of Queensland. He occasionally contributes opinion pieces for The Australian, The Conversation and On Line Opinion. He has been contributing editor of the Canada-based history journal, The Dorchester Review since 2011.

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Cultural Liberalism in Australia: A Study in Intellectual and Cultural History (1998) (27)
The packaging of Australia : politics & culture wars (1998) (13)
Childe and Australia - Archaeology, Politics and Ideas (1995) (13)
Greed is Great (2009) (12)
A Secular Australia? Ideas, politics and the search for moral order in nineteenth and early twentieth century Australia (2014) (10)
History in the national curriculum (2010) (10)
Religion and Politics in Australia (2010) (9)
Living in an Age of Packages: “Economic Rationalism” and “The Clever Country” in Australian Political Thought (1997) (8)
The Clash of Civilizations: A Model of Historical Development? (2000) (8)
Personal Politics and Being British: Political Rhetoric, Democracy and their Consequences in Colonial New South Wales (2013) (6)
Globalised Religions for a Globalised World (2005) (6)
History Foundation to year 12 (in Review of the Australian Curriculum - Supplementary Material) (2014) (5)
Pseudo History⁄Weird History: Nationalism and the Internet (2009) (5)
Universal Obligations: Liberalism, Religion and National Identity (1997) (5)
Blaming ourselves : September 11 and the agony of the left (2002) (4)
The West, the Anglo-Sphere and the Ideal of Commonwealth (2009) (4)
Conservative instinct in Australian political thought: The Federation debates, 1890–1898 (2015) (4)
Australian politics in the Australian Journal of Political Science: A review (2015) (4)
Ideas and Politics in Social Science Research (2012) (3)
Distributivism: The Australian political ideal? (1999) (3)
Australian political thought (2007) (3)
Bruce Smith, Edward Shann, W.K. Hancock: The Economic Critique of Democracy in Australia (2009) (2)
Metahistory strategies in nineteenth-century Australia (1999) (2)
Utilitarianism contra sectarianism: the official and the unauthrorized civic religion of Australia (2016) (2)
Democracy, Utilitarianism and the Ideal of Liberal Education in Australia (2015) (2)
Living in an Age of Comfort: Understanding Religion in the Twenty-first Century (2014) (2)
The Significance of Lepanto (2009) (2)
Teaching Australian history (2013) (2)
David Syme, Charles H. Pearson and the Democratic Ideal in Australia (2009) (2)
A World without the Humanities (2005) (2)
Daniel Deniehy, Bede Dalley and the Ideal of the Natural Aristocrat in Colonial New South Wales* (2008) (2)
Despotic State or Free Individual? Two Traditions of Democracy in Australia (2014) (2)
The State in World History: Perspectives and Problems (2002) (2)
AUSTRALIAN INTELLECTUALS: Their strange history and pathological tendencies (2013) (1)
James McAuley and the end of modernity (2012) (1)
In Search of the Origins of the Western Mind: McGilchrist and the Axial Age (2021) (1)
Hugh Stretton and the wise administrator [Book review.] (2000) (1)
Francis Fukuyama and the Origins of Political Order and the State: A Historical Critique (2012) (1)
Democracy, Political Rhetoric and the Conservative Response to Manhood Suffrage in Colonial New South Wales (2008) (1)
Understanding Australian conservatism: [Modern Australian conservatism reworks old conservative themes.] (2009) (1)
Rejoinder in response: ‘being’ and ‘becoming’ in Australian politics (2016) (1)
The nexus clause: A peculiarly Australian obstacle (2018) (1)
Liberal Intellectuals in Early Twentieth Century Australia: Restoring the Religious Dimension. (2008) (1)
Democracy, Liberalism and the Challenge of Social Solidarity (2018) (1)
From Secular Temporality to Post-Secular Timelessness: Trekking the Past's Future and Future's Past (2013) (1)
The Case for Civilization: an Australian Perspective (1993) (1)
Taming the Bubble (2021) (1)
Civilisation, Culture and Place (2012) (1)
Does Allan Bloom talk sense (1989) (0)
Fahey, John Joseph (2006) (0)
Review: Robin Archer, Why is there no Labor Party in the United States? (2008) (0)
Was Federation motivated by federalism? (2020) (0)
Under McCormack, the Nationals need to accept they are a minority and preserve their independence (2018) (0)
Australian Story: Correspondence (2010) (0)
Three tax alternatives to restore sovereignty to Australias states (2016) (0)
NSW budget delivers a fat surplus, but mixed bag for Turnbull's chances (2016) (0)
Australian federalism's chronic condition (2014) (0)
Newspaper Leaders as Moral Exhortation: Understanding the Rhetoric of Civil Religion in Colonial Australia (2023) (0)
Red tape: tethering Australia to the world (2018) (0)
Book Review: The Triumph and Tragedy of the Intellectuals: Evil, Enlightenment and Death (2021) (0)
No longer tied to Britain, Australia is still searching for its place in the world (2017) (0)
Cultural citizenship: a world historical perspective (2010) (0)
We're not seeing a 'populist surge' in this election. Why not? (2019) (0)
William Forster and the critique of democracy in colonial New South Wales (2005) (0)
Multiculturalism and the 'Dhimmi' (2003) (0)
A contingent Triumph [Book Review] (2005) (0)
Public won't back a 'politicians' republic', so Turnbull needs to offer a better model (2016) (0)
Harold Holt: Always One Step Further (2023) (0)
Understanding an “Age of Uncertainty” (2008) (0)
AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITIES: BUREAUCRACY, SCHOLASTICISM AND THE END OF BEAUTY (2015) (0)
To avoid relegation, Turnbull must restore an authority missing since Howard (2015) (0)
It's unrealistic to expect MPs to follow the view of the people who elected them every time (2017) (0)
How do we get the place of Europe in world history right (2007) (0)
Democracy and Asabiya (2009) (0)
A.B.Piddington: The Last Radical Liberal@@@Childe and Australia: Archaeology, Politics and Ideas (1996) (0)
Randolph Hughes and Alan Chisholm: Romanticism, classicism and fascism (2001) (0)
The Particularity of Universal History (2019) (0)
Culture and its enemies [Book Review] (1989) (0)
The history of liberty in Australia (2007) (0)
The Forgotten Menzies (2021) (0)
The Need for Discipline (2018) (0)
Introduction to the New Edition (2005) (0)
Vere Gordon Childe : an Australia perspective / Gregory Melleuish. (1998) (0)
The contradictory democratic culture of modern Australia (1996) (0)
After the fall: standing in the ruins of liberal education (2012) (0)
Education 1: More spending, less choice and more state control (2011) (0)
Christianity: the intellectual backbone of Australian culture (1995) (0)
Bob Santamaria, 'the most significant' figure in Australian politics never to have been in parliament (2020) (0)
The National Character in Joe Lyons (2012) (0)
Paradoxes of Justice: Competing Visions and Choices in Australian Political History (2003) (0)
Unclear about fairness, Australia's major parties focus on expediency (2016) (0)
Benjamin Constant: from the age of war to the age of commerce (2005) (0)
Australia's Constitution works because it doesn't define national identity (2015) (0)
E G Whitlam: Reclaiming the initiative in Australian History (2017) (0)
PM surprises with September election announcement (2013) (0)
The traditionalists are restless, so why don't they have a party of their own in Australia? (2016) (0)
Limits of Naturalism: Plasticity, Finitude and the Imagination (2015) (0)
What are the limits of free speech (2013) (0)
Is Machiavelli or Tacitus more relevant for contemporary politics (2013) (0)
Australia deconstructed (Open Learning) (1992) (0)
Greiner, Nicholas Frank (2006) (0)
What is this thing called reform (2015) (0)
Constitution and Culture: The Unusual Case of Australia (2019) (0)
Of Civil Wars and Where They Lead: Some Reflections (2022) (0)
Vere Gordon Childe : An Australian perspective (1997) (0)
Of states, commonwealths and the ‘clash of civilisations’ (2020) (0)
Conservatism in Australia (2015) (0)
State of the states: New South Wales and the issues resounding in bellwether seats (2016) (0)
Reviews (1999) (0)
Why was Tony Abbott so unpopular (2016) (0)
Fractured Liberals need a new brand - 'broad church' is no longer working (2018) (0)
Understanding Australian conservatism (2009) (0)
An Australian head of state wont save us from being a de facto monarchy (2016) (0)
Why Smart People Believe Stupid Things [Book Review] (2008) (0)
As question time becomes political theatre, does it still play a vital role in government? (2019) (0)
How we make our money (2013) (0)
Forster and the critique of democracy in colonial New South Wales (2017) (0)
John Woolley and Charles Badham: in Defence of the Soul of Culture (2012) (0)
Modern politics is too clever by half … and we’re worse off for it (2012) (0)
‘Class warfare’ or not, Australia has moved on from Labor’s old-fashioned rhetoric (2012) (0)
Punching, prodding and blocking: the opposition's changing role in politics (2013) (0)
Reflections on Secularisation (2012) (0)
Why is there no Labor Party in the United States? [Book Review] (2008) (0)
Intellectuals do not matter (2013) (0)
Of 'Rage of Party' and the Coming of Civility (2019) (0)
Is the West Special? World History and Western Civilisation (2012) (0)
Universities: Truth, Reason, or Emotion? (2022) (0)
What's the matter with Australian history? (2011) (0)
Truth and Universities in Australia (2007) (0)
Baird's early exit means NSW loses a leader whose best years were yet to come (2017) (0)
Nice people and the servile state (2011) (0)
The Dubious Future of History (2010) (0)
The Theology and Philosophy of John Woolley (1983) (0)
The master and the disciples: A.R. Chisholm, Randolph Hughes and Carl Kaeppel on Christopher Brennan (2008) (0)
DEBATE POLITICAL COMMENTARY: PROPHECY OR CONVERSATION? (2001) (0)
Reviews of Books:Cultural History in Australia Hsu-Ming Teo, Richard White (2004) (0)
Servile state and liberty (2012) (0)
Understanding the past to help shape the future (2008) (0)
Why history? The teaching of history in Australian schools (2007) (0)
To restore federalism, strengthen the states and make Australia more republican (2014) (0)
Of history, human rights and human rights (2016) (0)
Why there are history Wars (2012) (0)
Nicholas Frank Greiner (2006) (0)
Daniel Webster and the Rise of National Conservatism. By Richard N. Current. The Library of American Biography. Edited by Oscar Handlin. (Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1955. xiv + 215 pp. Note on the sources and index. $3.00.) (1955) (0)
What Remains of Conservative Thought (2005) (0)
Introduction: Liberalism and Conservatism (2015) (0)
Kevin Does History (2009) (0)
Europe, Rome and empire: Individualism, social solidarity and decline (2012) (0)
Randolph Hughes's Religion: Anti-Christianity and the Cult of Beauty (2001) (0)
Rewriting History - Australian History Under Howard (2009) (0)
The Forgotten Menzies: Cultural Puritanism and Australian Social Thought (2020) (0)
Menzies and Howard on themselves: Liberal memoir, memory and myth making (2018) (0)
Liberalism and God (2009) (0)
Anzac and Protestant sectarianism: the case of the Rev C T Forscutt (2015) (0)
The Liberal pedigree in Australia (2000) (0)
Randolph Hughes versus Percy Stephensen: an Australian Cultural Battle of the 1930s (2012) (0)
'Outsiders and ratbags’: the Greens will struggle without Bob Brown (2012) (0)
Low-key NSW election likely to reveal a city-country divide (2019) (0)
Queensland Liberals and Nationals have long had an uneasy cohabitation, and now should consider divorce (2017) (0)
Election 2013 Issues: How we make our money (2013) (0)
Canada and Australia share a political culture of conflict (2015) (0)
David Kemp explores Australian liberalism in the age of Sir Robert Menzies (2021) (0)
Philosophy of history: Change, stability and the tragic human condition (2017) (0)
Federal budget 2012: expert reaction (2012) (0)
Since when were liberals authoritarian wowsers? Mike Baird exposes today's Liberal Party confusion (2016) (0)
Has Menzies' liberal party run its course? (2019) (0)
Donald Horne and the idea of a public culture (1992) (0)
Sir Robert Menzies and Australian Education (2016) (0)
Blainey, Europe and the world (2000) (0)
Measuring the Money, Not the Mouths [Book Review] (2007) (0)
Are Secular Politics Possible (2016) (0)
Australian politics explainer: Robert Menzies and the birth of the Liberal-National coalition (2017) (0)
On we go the wittenoom way: The legacy of a colonial chaplain [Book Review] (2011) (0)
With a new prime minister nominated, the Nationals have a rare chance to assert themselves (2018) (0)
Does one generation have a responsibility to the next (2013) (0)

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