Future Indefinite in New Guinea? Canberra Summer School
A review of the Australian Institute of Political Science 34th Summer School proceedings on New Guinea discusses indigenous participation and independence. It contrasts expert economic views with indigenous voices, warns of continued external control, and questions Australia’s long term role and trust in Papua New Guinea’s future.
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New Guinea
Australian — Institute of Political Science
John Wilkes
Angus “and Robertson
Australian Institute of Political Science
Canberra
E. K. Fisk
House of Assembly
Henry T. Robert
Lepani Watson
Albert Maori Kiki
Australia
Summer School
New
Public Instruction
Colin Hughes
J. H. Wootten
Konedobi
Owen Stanleys
Indonesia
Papuia
Papua and New Guinea
Papua
Kim Beazley
Paul Lapua
Papua/New Guinea
Austral
Arabella a Stuart portrait at court and crown edges
A polarizing critique of Ia Melunes work Arabella a 1900s study of Arabella Seymour as a pawn in Tudor dynastic games. The reviewer notes well researched detail but accuses author of motives inference and irrelevant digressions while acknowledging the book conveys the era and court intrigue.
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Melnnes
Boucher
Louis XL
Arabella
Elizabeth I
Arabells Seymour
Stuart
James I of Scotland
Jane Grey
Liu Shao-ch'i Quotations Book Review From Hong Kong Edition
A critical note on the little yellow book of Liu Shao-ch'i quotations, parallels to Mao's little red book, its origins in Hong Kong, and the value and biases of the selections. It discusses Liu's and Mao's differing views on politics and the masses, issues of sourcing, and the book's potential use as propaganda by various Chinese factional sides.
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Liu Shao-ch'i
Mao
Book of Lin
China
Hong Kong
Chi Luen Press
C. P. FitzGerald
Liu Shao-chi
People’s Republic of China
Lin
Liu
Coun
Yellow Book
Red Guard
Liu Shao-ch’i
Soviet Union
Lia
Communist Party
Insights for Our Time Ackerley memoir reviewed
A detailed, conflicted portrait of J. R. Ackerley and his father, tracing sexuality, family secrecy, and self discovery. The review situates the memoir as honest, lucid, and deeply human, noting its restrained yet piercing critique of Victorian restraint and postwar attitudes.
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Mr Ackerley
Ackerley Pere
Banana King
Fyffes and Eden
Egypt
Jearnt
Uncle Rodger
Joe Ackerley
Brigade of Guards
Young Ackerley
Cambridge
Ackerley
BBC
Listener
Swift
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Ia Melunes
W. H. Allen
Melones
Jon Ackerley
My Father
Myself
By Colin Mackerras
Liu Shao-Ch
Paul Flesch and Co
Melbourne
Harveys
Aspen
Aspen Tawny
Harveys. Fee Ees Fe
Ryder
K. Stephenson
Rowih
M. I
Fisher
Ute Arc Animal Breeding Research Organisation
I Edinburgh
Stephenson
School of Rural Science
University of New England
Armidale
Andy Pandy
Mary Ind
Andy
Ants Ie
Bob James
Peter Rawart
Squirrel Nutkin
Tom Kitten
Beatrix Potter
Brian Wild
SMITH
Beauty
Michael Tond
Paddington Bear
Hoo
Dearly Toved
Hugh Loftine
Doctor Dolittle
DR Zeuss
Jellybean Reilly
TineTin
Richard Scary
Discovery Books Pty Ltd
Alinga
Endeavour
Manuka
J. R. Acker- Tey
Bodley Head
Price
Canberra Theatre
Civic Square
W. C. Wentworth
Tom Kewley
David Dennison
London School of Economics
Ronald Henderson
Janet Paterson
Ray Brown
O'Connell Street
Sydney
N.S.W
ZYG Bookbinding
Francis West
Hubert Murray
Lord Montgomery
Oxford
John Button
Cheshire
William Cooper
Y Ltd
Garema Arcade
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