Collection: John W. Burton papers, 1937/1999 - ARVAS Search Results

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International Sociology, Part Two, Publication from The Centre for the Analysis of Conflict Box 6, Folder 3

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International Sociology, Publication Drafts Box 5, Folder 14

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Introducing the Person Into Thinking About Social Policies (A Talk Given by John Burton to an USA Group on February 25, 1998), 1998 Box 11, Folder 11

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Introduction: Revue Internationale des Sciences Sociales, 1965 Box 17, Folder 12

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Introductory Comment to Paper: Universal Needs and Public Policies, 1980 Box 7, Folder 33

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Introductory Comment to Paper: Universal Needs and Public Policies, 1980 Box 11, Folder 10

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IPRA Conference, 2010 Box 15, Folder 20

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Iran, 1987 Box 1, Folder 14

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Is it Possible to Imagine Approaches to Australia's International Relations through John W. Burton's Experience of Seeing Otherwise? by Bonita Maywald, 1999 Box 17, Folder 13

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Israel - Palestinian Simulation, 1988 Box 11, Folder 12

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