Further Reading
- Greenwell J 2011, The Prelude to Petrov, Clio History Journal.
- Lindell, G. "The Constitution of Australia: growth, adaptation and conflict - reflections about some major cases and events." (1999) 25 Monash University Law Review 257
- Winterton, G. "Dissolving the Communists: The Communist Party Case and its Significance" in Seeing Red: The Communist Party Dissolution Act and Referendum 1951: Lessons for Constitutional Reform (1992) Evatt Foundation
- Winterton, G. "The Communist Party Case" in H. Lee and G. Winterton (eds) Constitution of Australiaal Landmarks (2003) Cambridge University Press, at 108-144
- Zines, L. "'The Stream Cannot Rise Above its Source' - The Doctrine in the Communist Party Case" in his The High Court and the Constitution (1997) Butterworths
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