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L'Australie et la mort : comemoration, oubli, scandale (Australia and death: commemoration oblivion, scandal)

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2015

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Brown, Peter

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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique

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The piece considers the recent evolution of Australian-French relations in terms of political developments (G20 held in Brisbane and the first ever visit to Australia by a serving French President); economic relations and France's foreign policy initiative through its UBIFRANCE diplomacy in support of French enterprises; joint commemorations of World War I; regional cooperation in the Pacific and also differences regarding the environment; education programmes.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/262932

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2099-12-01

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