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This text is intended to introduce you, the beginning early childhood educator, to just some of the many historical and comparative aspects of our field.

Australian edition

A key Australian introductory textbook on heath sociology for nursing and allied health students and upper level undergraduate sociology students.

Health in Australia: Sociological concepts and issues is a comprehensive Australian text that provides specific information on how social patterns, social processes and social relationships affect the health industry and health care workers.

For undergraduate and postgraduate courses in political science, public policy and political economy

Australia Unsettled The legacy of neo-liberalism examines the intersection between politics and economics as practised in Australia.

It looks at the interconnections between economic theories and politics - the ways in which economic forces (whether real or imaginary) impinge on Australian politics, shaping policies, effecting political parties, and influencing electoral outcomes.

This text demystifies economic policy debates in Australia and examines the legacy that some twenty years of 'neo-liberal' economic views have left. In particular, it strives to give the reader the means to understand the economic policies and debates that have dominated political discourse in Australia since the 1980s.

The 5th Edition of Introduction to Tourism: development, issues and change continues to draw together many of the contemporary issues and themes in Australian and international tourism in a manner that is easy to understand and useful to students. The book has been substantially revised in terms of the events, developments and literature of recent years with new pedagogy added to create an even better learning platform for students of:

tourism hospitality leisure recreation geography environmental studies resource management, and business studies and international business.