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A comparison of Australian international and domestic cultural and information activities

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McBride, John

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Canberra, ACT : The Australian National University

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This thesis will examine Australia's international and domestic cultural and information activities as conducted by Australian governmental instrumentalities since 1966. This period is examined because 1966 was the first year in which cultural and information activities were reported on by the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA).1 In the examination distinction will be made first, between international and domestic cultural and information activities conducted or directed by DFA and second, between international cultural activities conducted by DFA and the Australia Council.

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