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Quarterly Access (QA) is the national publication of the youth networks of the Australian Institute of International Affairs. It is an entirely volunteer based publication providing opportunity for students and young professionals to publish in-depth, high-quality articles on global issues of importance. We aim to help inform and foster debate amongst a new generation of leaders.
All the views expressed in this publication are solely those of the individual writers. While providing a forum for discussion and debate on international issues, the AIIA does not formulate its own institutional views, and eschews political bias.
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