Leaky boat of globalisation

Article Abstract:

Australian Prime Minister John Howard and the Danish Liberal Party have each recently won elections based partly on their hard line approach to asylum seekers. A recently published book indicates that a move toward globalization in the late 1800s and early 1900s was ended by mass migration (36 million people) from Europe, which depressed wages in the target countries and boosted them in the countries of origin. Backlash against migration also impeded efforts at increased globalization in the period between the World Wars.

Denmark, International Affairs, World, Immigration & Emigration, Economic aspects, Column, History, Political aspects, Emigration and immigration, Migrations of nations

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The quick and the dead

Article Abstract:

John Howard has started his campaign for election 2004 while Mark Latham is still behind, thus putting labor to a serious disadvantage. The importance of the early campaigning is brought out from analysis of past political experiences.

Influence, Elections, Prime ministers, Political campaigns, Electioneering, Latham, Mark

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