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'You know you're old when it needs an historian to evoke the years of your youth. Thank you for your sterling efforts, Sally Percival Wood, for bringing the '60s back to life so vividly that I can now pretend to remember them.' --Phillip Adams, AO 'Sally Percival Wood has done our cultural history a great favour ... Her deep and broad interrogations yield a coherent story of social change, much of it intriguing in her telling, which adds up to a powerful rejection of the reactionary dismissal of [the era].' --Phillip Frazer, founder of Go-Set, Revolution, High Times, Rolling Stone (Australia), and The Digger

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Sally Percival Wood is a Melbourne-based historian and author. Her previous publications include The Australia-ASEAN Dialogue: tracing 40 years of partnership (co-edited with Baogang He), and Identity, Education and Belonging: Arab and Muslim youth in contemporary Australia (with Fethi Mansouri). In 2015, she wrote 60 Years: Australia in Malaysia, 1955-2015 for the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. She taught at both Deakin and Victoria University, and is now an active member of the Professional Historians Association, with a particular interest in the domestic upheavals created by Australia's education revolution.

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