Fatal attraction : reflections on the alliance with the United States / Bruce Grant.

By:

Grant, Bruce

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Australia: Black Inc., 2004.Description: 185 pagesISBN:

0975076930 (pbk.)
9780975076934 (pbk.)

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DDC classification:

327.9407 GRA

Summary: Australia's foreign policy has long been overshadowed in our history by our anxiety about national defence. It was hampered by being required always to ensure that it did not upset those great and powerful friends, Britain and the United States. This is an inquiry into Australia's foreign policy, prompted by contemporary events.

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 173-179) and index.

Australia's foreign policy has long been overshadowed in our history by our anxiety about national defence. It was hampered by being required always to ensure that it did not upset those great and powerful friends, Britain and the United States. This is an inquiry into Australia's foreign policy, prompted by contemporary events.

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