Steady hands needed : reflections on the role of the Secretary of Foreign Affairs and Trade in Australia 1979-1999 /
Steady hands needed : reflections on the role of the Secretary of Foreign Affairs and Trade in Australia 1979-1999 /
Reflections on the role of the Secretary of Foreign Affairs and Trade in Australia 1979-1999
editors Trevor Wilson, Graham Cooke.
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Includes bibliographical references.
Prologue: Steady hands needed for turbulent times -- the DFAT secretaries 1979-99a -- Peter Henderson, AC -- Stuart Harris, AO -- Richard Woolcott, AC -- Michael Costello, AO -- Philip Flood, AO -- Epilogue: 'The job is never done' -- Data on DFAT staff numbers and budget allocations. Appendix 1:
"In 2006, the Council of the Canberra Branch of the AIIA initiated a lecture series of former secretaries of the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. The Canberra branch benefited from the fact that a number of the former secretaries had remained resident in Canberra and continued to be members of the AIIA. It was thought that this was too good an opportunity to miss and so the lecture series was formulated. In the end we have been very fortunate to obtain the participation of five of the eight living former secretaries. Over the period May to November 2006, presentations were made to members of AIIA at the national headquarters, Stephen House, Canberra. The series covers the watershed amalgamation of the Department of Foreign Affairs with the Department of Trade in 1987. A number of the speakers also provided some fascinating insights into major foreign policy issues that occurred over this momentous period in world history, which included the end of the Cold War, continuing problems in the Middle East, developments in Indonesia and the South Pacific and the rise of China."--Provided by publisher
English.
9781921536137 1921536136 1921536128 9781921536120
10.26530/OAPEN_459751
22573/ctt2367d5 JSTOR
015324030 Uk
Australia. Department of Foreign Affairs.
Australia. Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
Australia. Department of Foreign Affairs.
Australia. Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
Since 1945
Political leaders and leadership.
Political structure and processes.
Politics and government.
Society and social sciences Society and social sciences.
POLITICAL SCIENCE--General.
Diplomatic relations.
International relations--Administration.
Australia--Foreign relations--1945-
Australia--Foreign relations administration.
Australia.
Foreign affairs Trade Foreign relations Australia
Electronic books.
DU117.18
327.94
Includes bibliographical references.
Prologue: Steady hands needed for turbulent times -- the DFAT secretaries 1979-99a -- Peter Henderson, AC -- Stuart Harris, AO -- Richard Woolcott, AC -- Michael Costello, AO -- Philip Flood, AO -- Epilogue: 'The job is never done' -- Data on DFAT staff numbers and budget allocations. Appendix 1:
"In 2006, the Council of the Canberra Branch of the AIIA initiated a lecture series of former secretaries of the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. The Canberra branch benefited from the fact that a number of the former secretaries had remained resident in Canberra and continued to be members of the AIIA. It was thought that this was too good an opportunity to miss and so the lecture series was formulated. In the end we have been very fortunate to obtain the participation of five of the eight living former secretaries. Over the period May to November 2006, presentations were made to members of AIIA at the national headquarters, Stephen House, Canberra. The series covers the watershed amalgamation of the Department of Foreign Affairs with the Department of Trade in 1987. A number of the speakers also provided some fascinating insights into major foreign policy issues that occurred over this momentous period in world history, which included the end of the Cold War, continuing problems in the Middle East, developments in Indonesia and the South Pacific and the rise of China."--Provided by publisher
English.
9781921536137 1921536136 1921536128 9781921536120
10.26530/OAPEN_459751
22573/ctt2367d5 JSTOR
015324030 Uk
Australia. Department of Foreign Affairs.
Australia. Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
Australia. Department of Foreign Affairs.
Australia. Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
Since 1945
Political leaders and leadership.
Political structure and processes.
Politics and government.
Society and social sciences Society and social sciences.
POLITICAL SCIENCE--General.
Diplomatic relations.
International relations--Administration.
Australia--Foreign relations--1945-
Australia--Foreign relations administration.
Australia.
Foreign affairs Trade Foreign relations Australia
Electronic books.
DU117.18
327.94