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TONY KEVIN. A successful reawakening of serious Russian studies in Australia ?
Doctor Dorothy Horsfield of Australian National University is to be congratulated for her vision and hard work in mounting the first serious academic Russian studies conference in Australia for many years, ‘Putin’s Russia in the Wake of the Cold … Continue reading
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Tagged Dorothy Horsfield, Dr Kortunov, Gareth Evans, Professor Richard Sakwa, Russia's world role, Russian studies, Tony Kevin
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