This important report provides a detailed analysis of the work of the Institute of Pacific Relations, a key organization involved in promoting international cooperation and understanding in the Asia-Pacific region. The report includes an overview of the organization's history and mission, as well as a detailed analysis of its activities and impact. This is an essential read for anyone with an interest in international relations and the history of diplomacy in the region.

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