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Sally Percival Wood

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Writer / Historian, Deakin University

O-Week has changed drastically since the 1960s, especially the student newspaper reportage, which was much more provocative back then. The University of Queensland

November 26, 2017

Student press in 1960s Australia was political, now it’s more Prozac

Sally Percival Wood, Deakin University

A new book from historian Sally Percival Wood explores how the politically active student media of the 1960s changed Australia socially, culturally and politically.

In the Asian Century, where does Australia fit? Nyien Chan Naing/AAP

September 12, 2014

The Australia‑ASEAN partnership at 40: past dilemmas and future prospects

Sally Percival Wood, Deakin University

Australia is proud to call itself ASEAN’s first Dialogue Partner and it is important that we mark this milestone. It is fitting that Australia and New Zealand, the most proximate non-member nations, began…

Three recent surveys suggest that sentiments towards Japan and China are slipping to similar levels recorded in 1953. Image from shutterstock.com

August 11, 2013

Have attitudes to Asia changed in 60 years? Not as much as you’d think

Sally Percival Wood, Deakin University

For all the hyperbole around the importance of the Asian century, how well does the West – and Australia – really know Asia? We can argue that knowledge of Asia over the past 50 years has increased dramatically…

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