Australian paper[s]
Subtitle: No. 1-2 : Australia and the Pacific
Contributors: Institute of Pacific Relations. Conference
Published: 1942
Place of publication: Melbourne?
Language: eng
Subjects: Foreign relations; Economic conditions; Pan-Pacific relations
Notes: Reproduced from type-written copy.

On cover: Eighth conference of the Institute of Pacific relations, Mont Tremblant, Quebec, Canada, December, 1942.

Papers submitted as documents for the conference.

--v. 2. Economic: A. The Australian economy in relation to postwar conditions in the Pacific, by G.L. Wood. B. Australian markets, particularly for primary products in the Pacific area, by S.M. Wadham and K.H. Northcote. C. The exchange value of the Australian pound and the future, by Roland Mountain. D. Post war purchasing power in the western Pacific, by Walter Hill. E. Australia's commercial policy in relation to article VII of the Mutual aid agreement between the United States and the United Kingdom, by members of the Canberra branch.
Table of contents: title: v. 1. Political: A. Australia's membership of the British commonwealth of nations, as affecting her post-war role among the United nations in the Far East, By K.H. Bailey. B. Stability in the Pacific: the position of Australia, by W.D. Forsyth. C. War trends in Australian opinions, by P.D. Phillips. D. The Atlantic charter and the problems of southeast Asia and the Pacific, by Julius Stone. E. White Australia and the charter, by a member of the Sydney branch, Australian institute of international affairs.