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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Robert AYSON | Asia - Disarmament | Arms control in Asia : yesterday's concept for today's region? | 2013 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Stephan FRUHLING | International relations - America-Australia | The fuzzy limits of self-reliance : US extended deterrence and Australian strategic policy | 2013 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Andrew PHILLIPS | Indian Ocean | Australia and the challenges of order-building in the Indian Ocean region | 2013 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Meg GURRY | International relations - Australia-India | A delicate balance : Australia's tilt to Pakistan and its impact on Australia-India relations | 2013 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Samina YASMEEN | Pakistan - Religious militancy | Pakistan, militancy and identity : parallel struggles | 2013 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Rajesh BASRUR | Disarmament | China, India and Pakistan : models for an intermediate stage towards disarmament? | 2013 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Morten B. PEDERSEN | Myanmar - Human rights | How to promote human rights in the world's most repressive states : lessons from Myanmar | 2013 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Jae Jeok PARK | International relations - America-South Korea | General interests as a rationale for the US-Republic of Korea alliance between 1998 and 2008 | 2013 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Aurel CROISSANT | Southeast Asia - Politics and government | Coups and post-coup politics in South-East Asia and the Pacific : conceptual and comparative perspectives | 2013 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Nicholas FARRELLY | Thailand - Politics and government | Why democracy struggles : Thailand's elite coup culture | 2013 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Nicholas FARRELLY | Myanmar - Politics and government | Discipline without democracy : military dominance in post-colonial Burma | 2013 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Stewart FIRTH | Australia - International relations | Australia's policy towards coup-prone and military regimes in the Asia-Pacific : Thailand, Fiji and Burma | 2013 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Nick BISLEY | International relations - Australia-US | An ally for all the years to come : why Australia is not a conflicted US ally | 2013 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Dan HALVORSON | Australia - Intervention | Reputation and responsibility in Australia's 2003 intervention in the Solomon Islands | 2013 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Katrina LEE-KOO | Afghanistan | Not suitable for Children : the politicisation of conflict-affected children in post-2001 Afghanistan | 2013 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Michael CLARKE | Iran - Nuclear issue | Iran as a pariah nuclear aspirant | 2013 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Mathew DAVIES | International relations - Turkey-EU | The legacy of Ataturk : the limits of conditionality in Turkish European Union membership negotiations | 2013 | |
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Australian journal of International Affairs | John KANE | Democracy | Democracy and world peace : the Kantian dilemma of United States foreign policy | 2012 | |
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Australian journal of International Affairs | Haig PATAPAN | Democracy | Democratic international relations : Montesquieu and the theoretical foundations of democratic peace theory | 2012 | |
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Australian journal of International Affairs | John O OWENS | Democracy | The resilience of democratic institutions in Britain, Australia and the United States under conditions of total war | 2012 | |
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Australian journal of International Affairs | Gil MEROM | Democracy | The age of asocial war : democratic intervention and counterinsurgency in the twenty first century | 2012 | |
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Australian journal of International Affairs | Adam LOCKYER | Democracy | How democracies exit small wars : the role of opposition parties in war termination | 2012 | |
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Australian journal of International Affairs | Christopher MICHAELSEN | Terrorism | The triviality of terrorism | 2012 | |
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Australian journal of International Affairs | Hannab MURPHY | Trade - WTO | Rethinking the roles of non-governmental organisations at the World Trade Organization | 2012 | |
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Australian Journal of International Affairs | Ali BILGIC | Security | Trust in world politics : converting identity into a source of security through trust-learning | 2014 |