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Security, Conflict and Cooperation in the Contemporary Worldhttp://image.papertrans.cn/b/image/165846.jpg

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-50228-7Papua New Guinea; Southeast Asia; Decolonization; Cold War; British Empire; New Deal for PNG; Anti-Colonia

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Geoheritage, Geoparks and Geotourismshing the significance of post-war ideas of trusteeship, which was informed by both British colonial principles and American anti-colonial rhetoric. Australian policymakers, such as Ward, were informed by these international examples. After establishing the foundation of Australian attitudes towards

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Geoparsing Early Modern English Dramaades, Australia provided tens of millions of pounds in economic and technical assistance to South and Southeast Asia through the Plan. After highlighting the international pressures—such as the rise of international developmentalism, early decolonsation and the Cold War—that helped to shape the grow

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Conclusions: Staging Telemesic Space,nes this period, investigating Hasluck’s conception of ‘uniform development.’ Under Hasluck, Australian policy in PNG drew on international influences that were adapted to the ‘unique’ situation in the colony. At the same time, Australian aid policy more generally was following the international tre

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Jaroslav Burian,Ji?í Pánek,Vít Pászto). The objective of the conference was to improve the access of developing countries to the international trade system, with the goal of alleviating the developmental inequalities experienced throughout the world. These objectives were informed by the emerging dependency theory, which was put forwar