February 1980's Issue
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The Flotsam of War
The problems of refugees in Australia and Canada by Bob Hawkins and Wayne Ellwood.
- Bob Hawkins and Wayne Ellwood
- 1 Feb 1980
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The new friends
The strategies of two of the external powers. Murray Hiebert on the US and John Gittings on China.
- Murray Hiebert and John Gittings
- 1 Feb 1980
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In the water we are all the same height
Ruth Seitz talks to a family in Laos.
- Ruth Seitz
- 1 Feb 1980
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The Road to Kampuchea
Peter Stalker explains the background to today’s crisis.
- Peter Stalker
- 1 Feb 1980
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The Way Ahead
William Shawcross argues for a new Indochina conference.
- William Shawcross
- 1 Feb 1980
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