New directions in Australian foreign policy

The Australian Humanist 107 (107):12 (2012)
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McPhate, Alan History records many stories of re-alignment between stronger and weaker powers. In the mid-twentieth century, for reasons of perceived national survival, Australia re-aligned its foreign policy

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