Australia and AsiaMark McGillivray, Gary Smith Oxford University Press, 1997 - 248 עמודים As a region of economic prosperity, Asia has become an increasingly important figure in Australian foreign policy. Focusing on the period since WWII, this book looks at how relationships between these two regions have evolved, the significance of these relationships and what the future holds. Covering issues such as cultural ties and perceptions, immigration, and trade and economic restructuring, this book makes a significant contribution to the understanding of Australia's place in the Asian region. |
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Introduction | 1 |
1945 to the Present | 11 |
Movements of People | 28 |
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8 קטעים אחרים שאינם מוצגים
מהדורות אחרות - הצג הכל
מונחים וביטויים נפוצים
American APEC ASEAN Asia-Pacific region Asian Asian countries Asian immigration Asian region Australia's economic Australian exports Australian Foreign Policy Australian government Australian trade bilateral Cambodia Canberra CBCS cent chapter China Chinese in Australia cold war Commonwealth communist cultural decade defence Development DFAT diplomacy diplomatic East Asia East Timor economic cooperation economic growth European Foreign Affairs Gareth Evans Garnaut global groups Hong Kong human rights important increasing India Indonesia industries interests investment issues Jakarta Japan Japanese Keating Korea leaders major Malaysia Melbourne ment Menzies military multilateral neighbours Northeast official organisations Pacific Paul Keating period political population potential Prime Minister racial RECA refugees regional economic relations relationships with Asia Robert Menzies role Second World Singapore South South Korea Southeast Asia Soviet strategic Suharto Sydney Taiwan tariff threat tion trade liberalisation treaty United Kingdom Vietnam Vietnamese White Australia Whitlam Zealand