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In this telling of Australia's long-term assistance mission to the Solomon Islands, author Michael Wesley dives deep into Australia's foreign

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Over the past century, the US has known two domestic political orders – the “New Deal Order” and the “Neoliberal

Dr Bob Bowker is a former Australian diplomat, intelligence analyst, and academic who has followed affairs in the Middle East

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This book recenters the role of historians in the debate on foreign policy and political significance. To address the challenges

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This volume offers a compelling analysis of how neoliberalism has impacted conservative, nationalistic movements and the gendered and racialised violence

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