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Foreign policy priorities for the Howard government's fourth term: Australia, Asia and America in the post-11th September world

Richard Woolcott *View further author information
Pages 141-152 | Published online: 27 Sep 2010

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RichardA. Higgott & Kim Richard Nossal. (2008) Odd man in, odd man out: Australia's liminal position in Asia revisited – a reply to Ann Capling. The Pacific Review 21:5, pages 623-634.
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Simon Lightfoot. (2006) A good international citizen? Australia at the World Summit on Sustainable Development . Australian Journal of International Affairs 60:3, pages 457-471.
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