One world, two worlds, or three? Asia-Pacific geographies of hope and despair (part II)

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One world, two worlds, or three? Asia-Pacific geographies of hope and despair (part II)

here's the concluding part of today's recording, which was held at the National Library, Singapore.

this 24.8 MB download contains the views of myself and of Associate Professor Hirsch, and concludes with the discussion being open to members of the floor.

November 27, 2006 in geography, globalization, ventriloquy | Permalink