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On July the 3rd 2008, following the defeat at the November 2008 election, Downer announced his retirement from politics and said he would give his resignation as the Member for Mayo to the Governor-General on the 14th of July<ref>http://www.alexanderdowner.com.au/Pages/Article.aspx?ID=2366</ref>. Following his retirement he was made Visiting Professor of International Politics at the University of Adelaide's School of History & Politics<ref>http://www.adelaide.edu.au/adelaidean/issues/28301/news28381.html</ref> by the Vice Chancellor Professor James McWha. The position entitles him to call himself Professor Downer.
On July the 3rd 2008, following the defeat at the November 2008 election, Downer announced his retirement from politics and said he would give his resignation as the Member for Mayo to the Governor-General on the 14th of July<ref>http://www.alexanderdowner.com.au/Pages/Article.aspx?ID=2366</ref>. Following his retirement he was made Visiting Professor of International Politics at the University of Adelaide's School of History & Politics<ref>http://www.adelaide.edu.au/adelaidean/issues/28301/news28381.html</ref> by the Vice Chancellor Professor James McWha. The position entitles him to call himself Professor Downer.
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