Damien Cahill's List of Neo-liberal Activists Within the Coalition

Cahill (2004: 293) identified the following neoliberal activists (their neoliberal movement activity is shown in brackets):

• Jim Carlton (Founder, Crossroads)
• Peter Costello (Founder, HR Nicholls Society)
• David Kemp (Crossroads, Institute of Public Affairs, HR Nicholls Society)
• Rod Kemp (Director, Institute of Public Affairs)
• Ian McLachlan (Institute of Public Affairs)
• David Trebeck (Crossroads)
• Andrew Robb (HR Nicholls Society)
• John Elliott (Institute of Public Affairs)
• Eda Ritchie (Institute of Public Affairs)
• John Hyde (Founder, Crossroads, Australian Institute for Public Policy, Institute of Public Affairs)
• Bert Kelly (Crossroads)
• Gerald Henderson (HR Nicholls Society, Institute of Public Affairs)
• Andrew Hay (Crossroads, Australian Institute for Public Policy)
• Tony Rutherford (Institute of Public Affairs)
• Peter Kerr (IPA Director 1990)
• David Russell (Crossroads, HR Nicholls Society)
• William Cole (Australian Institute for Public Policy)
• Tim Duncan (Institute of Public Affairs)
• Michael Kroger (HR Nicholls Society)
• Charles Copeman (Centre 2000)
• John Stone (Institute of Public Affairs)
• Gary Sturgess (Crossroads)
• Nick Greiner (Crossroads)
• Bruce Baird (Crossroads)
• Brian Buckley (Crossroads)
• Peter Shack (Crossroads)
• Murray Sainsbury (Crossroads)
• Martin Rawlinson (Crossroads)
• John Hewson (Crossroads)
• John Rose (Crossroads)
• Peter Phillips (Advisory Board, Centre 2000)
• Cliff Walsh (Crossroads)
• William Kerley (Contributor to Institute of Public Affairs Review)
• Alistair Nicholas (Centre for Independent Studies)
• John Hay (Australian Free Enterprise Foundation)
• Michael Warby (Institute of Public Affairs)

External links

• Damien C. Cahill, "The radical neo-liberal movement as a hegemonic force in Australia, 1976-1996", University of Wollongong, PhD Thesis, 2004. (Available online from all Australian Universities)