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HomeWilliam Maley - Political Philosophy of F.A. Bland
William Maley - Political Philosophy of F.A. Bland
Author/editor: William Maley
Year published: 2011

Abstract

'If the discipline of political science in Australia has a forgotten man, that man must surely be Francis Armand Bland. Professor public administration at the University of Sydney from 1935 until his retirement in 1947, Bland was a prolific writer and commentator on public policy and affairs, and in his later years an energetic critic of the increasing scope of state activity…'.

 

Originally published 1993

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