Denis McCormack is an independent immigration researcher and political analyst. He has stood as a candidate for federal parliament on several occasions, although he is now not part of any political party. He is the Australian correspondent for The Social Contract magazine (USA).

An Epistle to Traditional Australia... Please Hold...
Denis McCormack, 2006*

Quality of Life -- It Is Never Linked to Immigration
Denis McCormack, 2004*

''Plus ca change...'' -- Deja-viewing Australia's ''Future Dilemmas''
Denis McCormack, 2003*

How Long Is a Public Purse String? Immigrants and Health Care Costs in Australia
Denis McCormack, 2003*

Australia's November 2001 Election -- Howard's Boat Came In
Denis McCormack, 2001*

Iceland to India -- A Traveler's Trek from Homogeneity to Diversity
Denis McCormack, 2000*

In the Interest of Clarity
Denis McCormack, Winter 1997*

Being There -- The (Australian) Prime Minister and Pauline
Denis McCormack, 1996*

Book Review of ''Sons of the Yellow Emperor''
Denis McCormack, 1996*

Warnings of Weakness and White Western Suicide
Denis McCormack, 1994*

Om Mane Padme Hum: Tibet and the Final Solution
Denis McCormack, 1993*

Australian Immigration Program Cut in Half
Denis McCormack, 1992*

Immigration and Australia: Two Views
Denis McCormack, 1992*


Articles marked with a star* have been reprinted from The Social Contract Press, www.thesocialcontract.com. The Social Contract Press is an educational and publishing organisation advocating open discussion of such related issues as population size and rate of growth, protection of the environment and precious resources, limits on immigration, as well as preservation and promotion of a shared American language and culture (well worth subscribing to).