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New Zealand International Review
- Publisher:
- New Zealand Institute of International Affairs
- Publication date:
- 2009-05-20
- ISBN:
- 0110-0262
- Copyright:
- COPYRIGHT TV Trade Media, Inc.<br/>COPYRIGHT GALE, Cengage Learning. All rights reserved.
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- Vol. 42 Nbr. 1, January - January 2017
Latest documents
- Journeying around David Lange: Ken Ross reflects on John Henderson's service as the prime minister's chief of staff in the 1980s.
- NZIIA Publications.
- 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.
- 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.
- Russia and the Islamic world: Dmitry Shlapentokh discusses a recent study by a leading American expert on Russia.
- DUTERTE HARRY: Fire and Fury in the Philippines.
- RUSSIA.
- HOW TO DEFEND AUSTRALIA.
- National Office and branch activities.
- Correction.
Featured documents
- China and the Pacific: the view from Oceania: Michael Powles reports on a ground breaking conference in Samoa.
- New Zealand's China--past, present and future: John McKinnon discusses the changing basis of the relationship and calls for transparency and consistency in our dealings with the emerging economic giant.
- Searching for Pacific climate change solutions: Vikas Kumar discusses the impact of climate change on the future of the Pacific region's microstates.
- A century of international arbitration and adjudication: Sir Kenneth Keith reflects on the evolution of the international legal system.
- China in a global context over half a century: Peter Harris reviews China's place in the world during its transformation from an isolated and internally divided state to the strong, independent and self-assured power of today.
- Pacific futures: James Kember reports on the NZIIA's recent conference in Auckland.
- The need to keep questioning: Aupito William Sio comments on youth, media and new opportunities in relation to Pacific peoples.
- China and New Zealand at forty: what next? Michael Powles reflects on the evolving Sino-New Zealand relationship and suggests that skill will be needed in taking advantage of the opportunity it offers.
- China-New Zealand: an endless work in progress Brian Lynch reports on the second China-New Zealand symposium, held in Beijing last December to commemorate the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
- National office and branch activities.