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London, Cambridge University Press, 1967. first edition - h/c in d.j. In 1938 Australia had only one diplomatic representative in a non-commonwealth country; she relied primarily on British sources of official information and tended to follow the British lead in foreign affairs. Alan Watt describes how Australia developed her own diplomatic contacts with America and Asia. He analyses the contoversial negotiations leading to the formation of ANZUS and SEATO. 22 x 14.5cm., pp. x + 387, biblio., index, v.g. in protected d.j.