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Southeast Asian perceptions of Australia's foreign policy/ Craig A Snyder

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SNYDER Craig A

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In: Contemporary Southeast Asia Vol 28 No 2, pp.322-340 (19)Summary: This article has examined those aspects of the Howard government's (mis) management of regional and defence policy that tends to impede Australia's efforts to build effective relationships with Southeast Asia.

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This article has examined those aspects of the Howard government's (mis) management of regional and defence policy that tends to impede Australia's efforts to build effective relationships with Southeast Asia.

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