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Understanding and implementing good governance for Indigenous communities and regions
William Deane.
Read Sir William Deane's speech at the 2002 Conference on Indigenous governance
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Date Added:
26 February 2004
Source:
Indigenous Governance Conference: 3-5 April 2002, Canberra
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5 pages
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