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1885/9192

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The Australian Development Studies Network Newsletter was a journal of the Development Studies Centre, a small multidisciplinary organization which encourages discussion and widespread exchange of knowledge of global social and economic development issues, development-related research, and international aid policy and practice, housed within Resources, Environment & Development. Each issue provided a number of concise papers on a significant and topical development issue written by respected professionals and provided a variety of perspectives from different disciplines and development experiences.

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1984-1989

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