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2005 Festival

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Brain Drain or Intellectual Traffic

Date: 2:30 pm | Saturday 9 July 2005

Venue: Bonython Hall


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Brain Drain or Intellectual Traffic


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Speakers

  • David Chalmers
  • Julian Disney
  • Graeme Hugo
  • John Quiggin
  • Patricia Ranald

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