Papers [manuscript]. 1948-1987.

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Papers [manuscript]. 1948-1987.

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Personal, research, teaching and administrative papers, predominantly from the 1960s and 1970s. Includes: research and teaching files on Indonesia, Bangladesh and Papua New Guinea; a large quantity of correspondence with family, friends and colleagues; files documenting student political activities at Monash University; and papers and correspondence relating to his association with the Victorian Committee to Support Bangladesh, the Volunteer Graduate Scheme, the Australian Student Christian Movement, the Australian Indonesian Association, Amnesty International, the World Order Models Project and the Victorian Association for Peace Studies.

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