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Regional architecture: Squaring the hexagon

by Allan Gyngell - 11 June 2008 9:35AM

At last. After all the debate on this blog about the 2020 vision for the Asia Pacific’s regional architecture, cutting through the geo-political confusion and the jumble of acronyms comes someone who can see the big picture clearly. And it takes a former Lowy Institute intern to do it. Aaron Timms points the way to the future for Sydney Morning Herald readers. 
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