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Of Pomp and Power: Putting Australia’s Weak Republic Movement in Context
The DiplomatOctober saw Australia’s head of state visit the country for the first time in 13 years. The British royal family isn’t particularly popular, nor does the idea of monarchy hold much public attraction, but the general sentiment in Australia is that things function pretty well as is and therefore there is no need to make any changes. Unlike countries like the United States and France, in constitutional monarchies like the U.K. and Australia executive power and the symbols of the state are divorced from one another. An appeal to national pride may create the impetus for a republic, but it may also unleash forces that make the constitutional changes dangerous.
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