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Top : Parliamentary Government : Dissolution

  • "Dissolution of the Thirty-third Commonwealth Parliament on 26 October 1984." Australian Law Journal 59 (March 1985): 131-133.
  • "Fifth Double Dissolution, February 1983." Australian Law Journal 57 (April 1983): 193-198.
  • "Sixth Double Dissolution." Australian Law Journal 61 (November 1987): 677-679.
  • "Current Topics: The Fourth Double Dissolution, 11 November, 1975." Australian Law Journal 49 (December1975): 645-652.
  • "Dissolution and Prorogation: Answers by Commonwealth Parliaments to a Questionnaire." The Table 43 (1975):75-103.
  • "Dissolution of the Thirtieth Commonwealth Parliament on 10th November 1977." Australian Law Journal 51(November 1977): 739- 743.
  • "Documents Relating to the Simultaneous Dissolution of the Senate and the House of Representatives by HisExcellency the Governor-General on 11 November 1975." Parliamentary Paper 15 (1979).
  • "Documents Relating to the Simultaneous Dissolution of the Senate and the House of Representatives by HisExcellency the Governor-General on 19th March, 1951." Parliamentary Paper 5 (1957-1958).
  • "Double Dissolution: Correspondence Between the Late Prime Minister Joseph Cook and His Excellency theGovernor-General." Parliamentary Paper 5 (1914-1917).
  • "Effect of Prorogation of the Commomonwealth Parliament." Australian Law Journal 48 (February 1974): 59-60.
  • "Fifth Double Dissolution, February 1983." Australian Law Journal 57 (April 1983): 193-198.
  • "For Australian Independence and Democratic Liberty." Vanguard 12 (November 1975): 1-2.
  • "Fourth Double Dissolution, 11 November 1975." Australian Law Journal 49 (December 1975): 645-652.
  • "On Dissolution: Australia, Canada." Parliamentarian 54 (July 1973): 164-165.
  • "Power of Dissolution in the United Kingdom, Canada, New Zealand, India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, and the West Indies."Parliamentarian 58 (January 1977): 1-45.
  • "Precise Ground of the Double Dissolution of 11 April 1974." Australian Law Journal 48 (April 1974): 161-169.
  • "Report from the Joint Committee on Constitutional Review." Parliamentary Paper 108 (1959-1960).
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  • "Simultaneous Dissolution of the Senate and the House of Representatives, 11 April 1974." Parliamentary Paper 257(1975).
  • "Simultaneous Dissolution of the Senate and the House of Representatives, 11 April 1974." Parliamentary Paper 4(1975).
  • "Will of the People: A Comment on 11th November 1975." Australian Quarterly 48 (September 1976): 103-108.
  • The Facts and the Law: A Summary of Important Documents Including a Copy of the Australian Constitution,Relating to the Political Crisis of 11 November, 1975. Sydney: Institute of Public Affairs, 1976.
  • Alderman, R. K., and Cross, J. A. "The Prime Minister and the Decision to Dissolve." Parliamentary Affairs 28(August 1975): 386-404.
  • Andrews, William G. "Some Thoughts on the Power of Dissolution." Parliamentary Affairs 13 (Summer 1960):286-296.
  • Archer, Jeffrey R., and Maddox, Graham. "The 1975 Constitutional Crisis in Australia." Journal of Commonwealthand Comparative Politics 14 (July 1976): 141-157.
  • Arndt, Heinz W. "The Economics of the 1975 Constitutional Crisis." Quadrant 28 (July/August 1984): 21-25.
  • Ashbolt, Allan. "Threats to Democracy." Australian Left Review 55 (December 1976): 19-24.
  • Australian Constitutional Convention, Horbart, 27-29 October 1976. Minutes of Proceedings and Official Record ofDebates. Melbourne: Government Printer, 1977.
  • Beckett, Colin. "Reflections on a Television Series: Dismissal." Social Survey 32 (June 1983): 144-147.
  • Blackshield, Anthony R. "A Conventional Crisis." Tharunka 21 (October 1975): 17.
  • Blewett, Neal. "Review Article: A Day in November." Politics 11 (November 1976): 218-232.
  • Brereton, David. "Political Scientists and the Coup." Dissent 34 (Winter 1976): 27-29.
  • Butler, David E. "The Australian Crisis of 1975." Parliamentary Affairs 29 (Spring 1976): 201-210.
  • Carnegie, A.R. "Powers of Dissolution in Barbados, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago: Relevance of Australian Constitutional Crisis." Parliamentarian 58 (January 1977): 42-45.
  • Carney, G.F. "Section 57 of the Constitution: The Sixth Double Dissolution." Federal Law Review 18,3 (1989): 178-187.
  • Castles, Alex C. "The Constitutional Crisis." Hong Kong Law Journal 7 (January 1977): 100-102.
  • Coates, Roger. "Nov. 11, 1975: A Major Turning Point." Australian Left Review 58 (April 1977): 11-15.
  • Combe, David. "Lesson of 1977." Labor Forum 1 (Autumn 1978): 15-18.
  • Cope, Michael. "The Constitutional Crisis: The Place of the Senate in the Constitutional Framework." AustralianCurrent Law (December 1975): 281-285.
  • Craig, W. H. "The Governor's Reserve Powers in Relation to the Dissolution of the Tasmanian House of Assembly."Tasmanian University Law Review 1 (July l960): 488-495.
  • Cranston, R. J., and Galligan, Brian J. "Comment on the Constitutional Crisis 1975." Public Law 21 (Autumn 1976):217- 221.
  • Derham, David. "The Dismissal of the Prime Minister on 11 November 1975." Law Institute Journal 59 (November 1975): 1174-1186.
  • Diplock, Jane. "The Double Dissolution and Joint Sitting of Federal Parliament: Cormack v. Cope: The Petroleum andMinerals Authority Case: The Territorial Senators Case." Sydney Law Review 8 (January 1977): 223-238.
  • Doyle, Robert. "Dissolution, Prorogation and Their Effect on Australian Parliaments." The Table 42 (1974): 41-46.
  • Edwards, John E. "The Double Dissolution as a Political Weapon." Parliamentary Affairs 4 (Winter 1950): 92-110.
  • Evans, Harry. "Does the Government Have a Wik Double Dissolution Trigger?" Current Affairs Bulletin 74 (February/March 1998): 10-12.
  • Fairbairn, George. "The Fourth Double Dissolution: 11 November 1975." Australian Law Journal 49 (December1975): 645-652.
  • Foley, Stephen and Wilson, Marshall. Anatomy of a Coup: The Sinister Intrigue behind the Dismissal. Scoresby, Victoria: Canterbury Press, 1990.
  • Forsey, Eugene A. The Royal Power of Dissolution of Parliament in the British Commonwealth. Toronto: OxfordUniversity Press, 1943.JN577 .F7

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