Australian National University.

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Books by Australian National University.

Total count: 14

Federalism, an Australian jubilee study.

Published for the Australian National University [by] F.W. Cheshire1952-01-01
Science in Australiaproceedings of a seminar organised by the Australian National University on the occasion of the jubilee of the Commonwealth of Australia, Canberra, July 24-27, 1951.

F.W. Cheshire1952-01-01
Federalisman Australian jubilee study

Published by F. W. Cheshire1952-01-01
The Australian National University General Studies Library.

University Information1968-01-01
Regional collegesA study of non-metropolitan colleges of advanced education in Australia (Education Research Unit occasional report ; 5)

Education Research Unit, Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University1975-01-01
The Australian National Universitypeople and places in a landscape.

Australian National University Press1978-01-01
How to locate Australian thesesA guide to theses in progress or completed at Australian universities and the University of Papua New Guinea

The Library, Australian National University : distributed by the Australian National University Press1979-01-01
The sacred texts of BuddhismA catalogue of selected works held in the Australian National University Library (Bibliographical series)Rev. and enl. ed edition

Books Australia [distributor]1981-01-01
Phytolith and Starch Research in the Australian-Pacific-Asian Regions: The State of the ArtPapers from a Conference Held at the Anu, August 2001, Ca (Terra Australis,)

Pandanus Books2003-01-01
Public Law IntersectionsPapers Presented at the Public Law Weekend, 2000 & 2001

Australian National University2003-01-01
The Non-Pama-Nyungan Languages of Northern AustraliaComparative Studies of the Continent's Most Linguistically Complex Region (Pacific Linguistics)

Not Avail2003-01-01
Chamic and BeyondStudies in Mainland Austronesian Languages (Pacific Linguistics)

Pacific Linguistics Research School of Pacifi2005-01-01
Annual report
Research report