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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Andrew PHILLIPS | International relations - Bandung conference | Beyond Bandung : the 1995 Asian-African conference and its legacies for international order | 2016 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Amitav ACHARYA | International relations - Bandung conference | Studing the Bandung conference from a global IR perspective | 2016 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Richard et al. DEVETAK | International relations - Bandung conference | Bandung 60 years on : revolt and resilience in international society | 2016 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Joseph HONGOH | International relations - Bandung conference | The Asian-African conference (Bandung) and Pan-Africanism : the challenge of reconciling continental solidarity with national sovereignty | 2016 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Heloise WEBERPoppy WINANTI | International relations - Bandung conference | The Bandung spirit and solidarist internationalism | 2016 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Morgan et al. BRIGG | Indonesia - Politics and government | Diversity, democratisation and Indonesian leadership | 2016 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Andrew PHILLIPSEric HIARIEJ | International relations - Bandung conference | Beyond the Bandung divide? : assessing the scope and limits of Australia-Indonesia security cooperation | 2016 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Andrew PHILLIPSEric HIARIEJ | International relations - Bandung conference | Beyond the Bandung divide? : assessing the scope and limits of Australia-Indonesia security cooperation | 2016 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Peter J. CONNOLLY | China - International relations | Engaging China's new foreign policy in the South Pacific | 2016 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Michael CLARKE | International relations - Afghanistan-China | One belt, one road and China's emerging Afghanistan dilemma | 2016 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Seye et al. ABIMBOLA | International relations - Africa-Australia | Australian higher education scholarships as tools for international developmet and diplomacy in Africa | 2016 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Tim AISTROPE | Terrorism | Social media and counterterrorism strategy | 2016 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Daniel BALDINOAndrew CARR | Australia - Defence | Defence diplomacy and the Australian defence froce : smokesrcreen or stratregy? | 2016 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Pak K. LEELai-Ha CHAN | International relations - China-India | China's and India's perspectives on military intervention : why Africa but not Syria? | 2016 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Mincal YU | South China Sea | The South China Sea dispute and the Philippines arbitration tribunal : China's policy options | 2016 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Gi-Wook et al. SHIN | International relations - America-South Korea | Asymmetry of power and attention in alliance politics : the US-Republic of Korea case | 2016 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Mark BEESONJinghan ZENG | International relations - Australia-China | Chinese views of Australian foreign policy : not a flattering picture | 2016 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Peter HOMELNicolas MASSON | Human security | Partnerships for human security in fragile contexts : where community safety and security sector reform intersect | 2016 | |
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ASPJ Africa and Francophonie | Tanguy STRUYE DE SWIELANDEDorothee VANDAMME | U.S. - International relations | America, you are a leader-lead | 2016 | |
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ASPJ Africa and Francophonie | Witold MUCHA | EU - Peacekeeping | Enable and enhance -that's it? : European Union peace building and the enable and enhance initiative | 2016 | |
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ASPJ Africa and Francophonie | Shirley V. SCOTTShahedul KHAN | Climate change | The implications of climate change for the military and for conflict prevention, including through peace missions | 2016 | |
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Asian Studies | Md. Shairul MASHREQUE | Bangladesh - Politics and government | Prime ministerial government in Bangladesh | 2014 | |
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Asian Studies | Ejaz HUSSAINAhmed KHAN | Pakistan - Balochistan issue | Civil-Military relations in Pakistan : the case of Balochistan | 2014 | |
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Asian Studies | Shakil AHMED | Civil society | Interface of postmodernist civil society : against the modeling | 2014 | |
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Asian Studies | Bashir AHMEDS. M. Anowara BEGUM | Bangladesh - Governance | Reflections on democratic governance in Bangladesh | 2014 |