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Honours Theses and Postgraduate Coursework: Recent submissions

    • Seas of Change - The Effects of China's Naval Modernisation on Southeast Asia. 

      Liu, Daniel Kai
      Published 2011-01-01
      China‘s naval modernisation and assertiveness in the South China Seas (SCS) is causing major concerns for Southeast Asia. While substantial scholarship documents how Southeast Asian states have employed a ‗hedging‘ strategy, ...
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    • Political Parties and Australia’s Migration Program, 1972-2010: A Partisan Difference? 

      Crowe, Shaun
      Published 2011-01-01
      This thesis examines the historical relationship between political parties and Australia’s permanent migration program. Whilst the existing empirical literature has often compared the decisions of specific, consecutive ...
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    • Lebanon: The Cycle of Death 

      Elias, Joseph
      Published 2011-01-01
      This essay addresses the fact that as most countries in the Middle East have managed to protect themselves from external interference, why does Lebanon continue to be a target for intervention. Since the regional elements ...
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    • Contemporary Russian Identity and the Soviet Union: Continuity and Confrontation 

      Dzero, Alexandra
      Published 2011-01-01
      Over the two decades since the fall of the Soviet Union, Russian society has continued to rely upon Soviet history for national pride and identification. Critics have voiced concerns over this reliance, arguing that the ...
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    • The Politics of Nostalgia and Its Discontents: An Intensive Case Study of the Tea Party Social Movement in the United States of America 

      Mason, William
      Published 2011-01-01
      The focus of the thesis is an intensive case study of the processes accompanying the mobilisation and growth of the social movement known as the Tea Party in the United States of America. The thesis is grounded in an ...
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