"[This] book illustrates the hazards facing governments who attempt to compromise established non-Aboriginal interests (however diverse) in Australia and this makes it a worthy contribution to the literature on government in Australia." ---Australian Journal of Political Science "In this interesting political history, Ronald T. Linny examines the mining industry's efforts from 1984 to 1987 to influence public policy concerning land rights of native peoples under the Australian Labor Party government of Prime Minister Bob Hawke. Libby provides a detailed case study of interest group politics in a federal, multiparty parliamentary system with weak parties, focusing on the tactics, strategy, and impact of the mining industry on land policy... A gold mine of raw data, this book contributes to the literature of interest group competition as it affects factional struggle in political parties." ---Journal of Politics Previous studies of the mining industry's influence on Australian policy...

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