When The Labor Party Dreams Class Politics And Policy In NSW 1930

History Australiana Politics & Current Affairs

When The Labor Party Dreams Class Politics And Policy In NSW 1930 by Geoff Robinson offers a concise look at the New South Wales Labor movement during a pivotal year, blending political history with true‑story narrative. The paperback, published in 2008 by ASP, examines how class politics shaped party policy in the early 1930s, providing insight for readers interested in Australian history and political science.

Robinson’s analysis is grounded in contemporary sources and presents the era’s debates in an accessible style, making it suitable for both young adults and adult readers seeking a clear overview of Australian political history. The book’s focus on the Labor Party’s ideals and strategies offers a valuable perspective on the development of political ideologies in Australia.

The copy is in solid condition, with a tight binding and clean, tidy pages free of dog‑ears. Light marks appear on the page edges, and the front paper bears an inscription, while the book has been kept in a smoke‑free home.

Collectors and students of Australian politics will find this title a useful addition to their shelves, offering a focused study of New South Wales’ 1930 political landscape without overwhelming detail.