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The United States Studies Centre conducts research across four domains: foreign policy and defence; innovation and entrepreneurship; politics, society and culture; and trade and investment.
One of the really exciting things about having the Matilda Centre here at the University of Sydney is the opportunity to connect it with other like-minded communities of practice, scholarship
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