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http://dbpedia.org/ontology/abstract Ian Kemish, AM (born 1961) is an AustraliaIan Kemish, AM (born 1961) is an Australian author, international relations specialist and not-for-profit chair. He is a former senior diplomat and business executive. During his career with the Australian Government he served as Australian High Commissioner to Papua New Guinea, Australian ambassador to Germany, head of the consular and Southeast Asia Divisions of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and head of the Prime Minister's International Division. As of 2022 he is adjunct professor in History at the University of Queensland and co-founder of international strategic advisory firm Forridel. His book The Consul, released in July 2022, provides an insider account on more than 20 years of international crisis management by the Australian consular service.gement by the Australian consular service. , Ian Kemish (* 1961 in England) ist ein australischer Diplomat.
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rdfs:comment Ian Kemish, AM (born 1961) is an AustraliaIan Kemish, AM (born 1961) is an Australian author, international relations specialist and not-for-profit chair. He is a former senior diplomat and business executive. During his career with the Australian Government he served as Australian High Commissioner to Papua New Guinea, Australian ambassador to Germany, head of the consular and Southeast Asia Divisions of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and head of the Prime Minister's International Division. As of 2022 he is adjunct professor in History at the University of Queensland and co-founder of international strategic advisory firm Forridel. His book The Consul, released in July 2022, provides an insider account on more than 20 years of international crisis management by the Australian consular service.gement by the Australian consular service. , Ian Kemish (* 1961 in England) ist ein australischer Diplomat.
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