THE PAULINE PHENOMENON EXPLAINED — Digital Version

THE PAULINE PHENOMENON EXPLAINED — Digital Edition

How did Pauline Hanson become one of the most recognisable and controversial figures in Australian politics?

In THE PAULINE PHENOMENON EXPLAINED, Jake Land examines the rise of Pauline Hanson and the political movement that grew around her, asking why her message resonated so strongly with so many Australians and why she remained such a persistent force in public life.

The book looks beyond headlines and personalities to explore the social and political conditions that helped create the One Nation phenomenon — frustration with established parties, concerns about national identity, immigration, cultural change, economic insecurity and the growing feeling among many voters that they were no longer being heard.

Rather than treating Pauline Hanson simply as a political curiosity, THE PAULINE PHENOMENON EXPLAINED asks what her success reveals about Australian democracy, voter discontent and the distance that can develop between ordinary citizens and political institutions.

Written for readers interested in Australian politics, society and the forces that shape public opinion, this book invites a closer look at one of the country’s most enduring political movements.

The epic rise of One Nation — and what it tells us about Australia.

By Jake Land

Digital Edition — A$9.95