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Partnership in progress : the development and administration of Australia-Japan relations under the modern international law of fisheries.

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1986-03

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Gauci, Glenda Hiroko.

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Traditionally, Japan has greatly depended upon the wealth of the oceans for its survival and prosperity.

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73 [25] leaves.

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Fishery law and legislation -- Australia., Fishery law and legislation -- Japan., Fishery management, International -- Australia., Fishery management, International -- Japan., Australian-Japan fisheries relations.

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https://hdl.handle.net/1885/733815398

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Thesis (Masters sub-thesis)

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2099-12-31

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