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The Green Constituency - Evidence From Cunningham, Stephen M. Brown, Damien Cahill Jan 2005

The Green Constituency - Evidence From Cunningham, Stephen M. Brown, Damien Cahill

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There has been much interest during recent years in the factors underpinning a rise in support for the Greens in Australian politics. For several years, the Greens have laid claim to the title of a third force in Australian politics. Their leader, Bob Brown, is now one of the more recognizable politicians in the news media. At the 2004 Federal election, support for the Greens easily surpassed, for the first time, that of the Democrats, hitherto the Greens’ main rival in the 'third political force' stakes. Examining the Federal seat of Cunningham as a case study, this paper seeks to …