No. 48-6, November 2023
Index
- An evolving relationship: Carrie Stoddart-Smith reviews a decade of indigenous co-operation between New Zealand and Taiwan and asks where to next.
- China's Tianxia worldview and the South China Sea: Alan Siu Lun Chan discusses the ideological basis of China's approach to the ongoing diplomatic impasse over a key region's status.
- COMRADE: Bill Andersen--A Communist, Working-Class Life.
- Forestalling an existential threat: Kyrylo Kutcher discusses the causes of Russia's wars with Georgia and Ukraine and their impact on contemporary world affairs.
- INSTITUTE NOTES.
- JOHN MULGAN AND THE GREEK LEFT: A Regrettably Intimate Acquaintance.
- Musings on the fate of mankind: Toby Heale reflects on the various problems and issues confronting the contemporary world. (COMMENT)
- Norman Kirk's glorious and tragic life: Ken Ross suggests that the ill-fated fourth Labour prime minister awaits a decent biography.
- NZIIA Publications.
- Old friends in a changing world: Rosemary Banks assesses one of New Zealand's most essentially important relationships, that with the United States.
- RELUCTANCE IN WORLD POLITICS: Why States Fail to Act Decisively.
- THE CHINA TIGHTROPE: Navigating New Zealand's relationship with a world superpower.
- The Universal Declaration of Human Rights at 75: Malcolm McKinnon notes the anniversary of one of the United Nations' most important measures. (ANNIVERSARY)
- Zelensky, Ukrainian tzadik and war in Ukraine: Dmitry Shlapentokh comments on the Ukrainian president's Jewish ethnicity.