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Australian security policy, post-11 September

Clive Williams
Pages 13-21 | Published online: 09 Jun 2010

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Matt McDonald & Matt Merefield. (2010) How was Howard's war possible? Winning the war of position over Iraq. Australian Journal of International Affairs 64:2, pages 186-204.
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