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Charles Jacobs

Charles was formerly a Policy Analyst at the Centre for Independent Studies.

Charles has completed a Bachelor of International and Global Studies and a Bachelor of Arts at the University of Sydney.  His honours thesis was on instances of political rhetoric surrounding the Scottish Independence Referendum of 2014.

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Mapping migrants: Australians’ wide-ranging experiences of immigration
Charles JacobsDecember 5, 2018PP13

Australians’ experiences of immigration are highly varied. Using 2016 ABS Census data, this POLICY Paper...

Millennials and socialism: Australian youth are lurching to the left
Tom Switzer, Charles JacobsJune 20, 2018PP7

The 20th century’s failed experimentations with socialism serve as a strong lesson that, despite its...

Risky business: the problems of Indigenous business policy
Charles JacobsNovember 29, 2017RR35

The Commonwealth’s Indigenous Procurement Policy (IPP) has put Aboriginal owned small businesses at the heart...

Indigenous business policy a good step
Charles JacobsMay 12, 2017Ideas@TheCentre

The ongoing restructuring of the much-maligned Indigenous Business Australia (IBA) is a step in the...

CIS wrap: Budget 2017
Simon Cowan, Robert Carling, Michael Potter, Blaise Joseph, Jeremy Sammut, Sara Hudson, Charles JacobsMay 10, 2017

Budget 2017 entrenches big government Simon Cowan In this budget the government has surrendered to...

Boosting terror’s aura bolsters its ambitions
Charles JacobsApril 21, 2017Ideas@TheCentre

London’s most recent terror incident spun the media and politicians alike into overdrive, labelling it...

Submission to the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet – Consultation Paper: COAG Closing the Gap Refresh
Charles JacobsApril 30, 2018

While the targets set in 2008 were ambitious, and the task immense, the failure to...

Submission to the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet – Consultation Paper: Indigenous Business Sector Strategy
Sara Hudson, Charles JacobsMay 26, 2017CIS Submission

We believe supporting Indigenous businesses contributes to Indigenous empowerment. Unlike program delivery, which tends to...

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