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Secrecy and opennessGreg Terrill

Secrecy and openness

2000323 pages
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"Secrecy and Openness is a very important book on the history of official secrecy, openness, and propaganda in Australia." "Sir Robert Menzies was the faithful heir to a long tradition of secretive government. After he retired in 1966, we - the governed - came to know more than ever about the actions of those who governed us. The Whitlam government was a prominent agent in this change. Later, during the Hawke era, the concept of 'open government' moved from a policy dependent on political support to an independent legal doctrine." "Secrecy and Openness is richly documented, gaining much of…

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  • Other · English · 2000
    Melbourne University Press · 323 pages · 9780522848564
Confidential communicationsFreedom of informationGovernment informationPolitics and government