New Zealand Institute of International Affairs (Books and Journals)
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New Zealand International Review
From Vol. 22 Nbr. 1, January 1997
to Vol. 46 Nbr. 2, March 2021
New Zealand Institute of International Affairs, 2009
- NZIIA Publications.
- THE NEW NEW ZEALAND: Facing Demographic Disruption.
- HANDBOOK ON RELIGION IN CHINA.
- CORRESPONDENCE.
- FASCISTS AMONG US: Online Hate and the Christchurch Massacre.
- Georgia: challenges and opportunities: George Dolidze outlines the situation facing and aspirations of a small state on the edge of Europe.
- Apia 1975-77: Former diplomat Paul Cotton recalls his service as high commissioner in Western Samoa.
- The Galwan valley clash: another perspective: Sagarika Dutt analyses the recent conflict on the China-India border.
- NOT IN NARROW SEAS: The Economic History of Aotearoa New Zealand.
- Unwelcome foreign acquisitions: Stefano Riela discusses the case of personal protective equipment amid the Covid-19 crisis.
- LOSING MILITARY SUPREMACY: The Myopia of American Strategic Planning.
- 3D printing and geopolitics: Marcal Sanmarti suggests that a revolutionary new manufacturing technology could have profound impact on international relations in future.
- HERITAGE AS AID AND DIPLOMACY IN ASIA.
- Waging hybrid warfare: Balaji Chandramohan suggests that increasing use of unconventional methods is changing the character of warfare and the nature of strategy.
- The National Council meeting.
- STATES, INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS.
- Times they are a-changin' for trade: David Parker comments on Trade for All and the state of international trade.
- Journeying around David Lange: Ken Ross reflects on John Henderson's service as the prime minister's chief of staff in the 1980s.
- RUSSIA.
- NZIIA Publications.
- HOW TO DEFEND AUSTRALIA.
- The hypocrisy of New Zealand's donations to UNRWA: David Cumin and Dov Bing respond to Marilyn Garson's depiction of the plight of Gaza's inhabitants.
- National Office and branch activities.
- Facing an uncertain future: Hugh White discusses the choices Australia faces in defence provision and what they mean for New Zealand.
- What lies ahead for Sino-New Zealand relations? Stephen Jacobi comments on the state of the relationship today, where it might head in the future and the importance of strong legal frameworks.
- Correction.
- The echoes of colonialism Leoni Connah suggests that Kashmir's future remains uncertain following India's revocation of its self-rule.
- Russia and the Islamic world: Dmitry Shlapentokh discusses a recent study by a leading American expert on Russia.
- CORRESPONDENCE.
- The challenge of extremism in South-east Asia: Sidney Jones suggests that investing in research to understand extremist movements remains a top priority in meeting their on-going threat.
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