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2012年，Keith Dowding和Aaron Martin在澳大利亚研究委员会的发现资助下启动了澳大利亚政策议程项目(APAP)。迄今为止，他们的工作已经发表了十篇论文。在朗达·埃文斯(Rhonda L. Evans)的领导下，德克萨斯大学奥斯汀分校的爱德华·a·克拉克中心(Edward A. Clark Center)于2014年开始研究APAP，收集澳大利亚高等法院的判决数据和《悉尼先驱晨报》(Sydney Morning Herald)的头版报道。本章概述了澳大利亚政治制度的一些特点;作为APAP的一部分编码的内容;还有一个作者如何使用这些数据的例子。
Keith Dowding and Aaron Martin launched the Australian Policy Agendas Project (APAP) in 2012 under an Australian Research Council Discovery grant. Their work has resulted in ten publications to date. Under the leadership of Rhonda L. Evans, the Edward A. Clark Center at the University of Texas at Austin began work on the APAP in 2014, collecting data on decisions of the High Court of Australia and front-page stories from the Sydney Morning Herald. This chapter outlines some features of the Australian political system; what was coded as part of APAP; and an example of how the data has been used by the authors.
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