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CO-ORDINATING PEACE RESEARCH AND EDUCATION IN AUSTRALIA: A REPORT ON THE CANBERRA FORUM OF 2 MAY, 2008

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Page, J. CO-ORDINATING PEACE RESEARCH AND EDUCATION IN AUSTRALIA: A REPORT ON THE CANBERRA FORUM OF 2 MAY, 2008. Int Rev Educ 55, 303–306 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11159-008-9120-1

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