Description
Discover an insightful analysis of Australia's political landscape with 'Clivosaurus: The Politics of Clive Palmer', part of the acclaimed Quarterly Essay series. Written by the astute Guy Rundle, this compelling essay dives deep into the persona of Clive Palmer, an enigmatic figure whose rise reflects pressing issues within the Australian political framework. The book meticulously examines Palmer's strategic moves, his unique brand of politics, and offers a nuanced perspective on the intersection of wealth and governance in Australia. With a keen eye, Rundle critiques the disconnect between Canberra's political elite and the realities faced by voters, providing an engaging narrative that blends political analysis, personal biography, and societal critique. Whether you're a political junkie or just starting to explore the complexities of Australian democracy, 'Clivosaurus' serves as an essential read that unpacks the political dynamics surrounding Palmer's influential role. This trade paperback edition, published by Black Inc., spans 132 pages of rich, thought-provoking content that will challenge your views on democracy, politics, and the individuals who navigate its tumultuous waters. Explore 'Clivosaurus' today and gain a deeper understanding of Clive Palmer and the state of Australian politics.