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Image 3 Mar 2014 Dr Tracy Beck Fenwick appointed Lecturer in Political Science at the Australian National University
Image 3 Mar 2014 Book Launch 17 March: Hegels Thought in Europe: Current, Crosscurrents and Undercurrents edited by Lisa Herzog
Image 20 Feb 2014 Professor Iain McLean gives evidence to the House of Lords on the constitutional implications of Scottish independence
