Jim Saleam
James Saleam (; born 18 September 1955) is an Australian political scientist, academic, political activist, and author noted for his involvement in Australian nationalism, anti-globalism, and the anti-immigration movement. He is currently the chairman of the Australia First Party. He came to prominence after founding National Action, a militant nationalist organization active in Sydney during the 1980s. The son of Lebanese immigrants to Australia, Saleam attended Maryborough State High School, where he developed his interest in politics and nationalism. By 1970, he joined the National Socialist Party of Australia and two years later he was arrested for the fire-bombing of a Maoist bookshop.