No. 49-5, September 2024
Index
- ABOLISHING THE MILITARY: Arguments and Alternatives.
- Auckland. (INSTITUTE NOTES)
- China in 2024: John McKinnon reflects on the modern-day condition of China and its government and comments on the implications for New Zealand.
- Christchurch. (INSTITUTE NOTES)
- CORRECTION. (INSTITUTE NOTES)
- Eighty years on: the United Nations, new states and self-determination: Malcolm McKinnon reflects on the composition of the world body and the difficulties in the way of adding new members. (COMMENT)
- Graham Keith Ansell CMG: 2 March 1931-13 June 2024. (OBITUARY)
- Having 'moral clarity about our values': a message to democracies: Roberto Rabel interviews Polish Foreign Minister Radostaw Sikorski.
- Hawke's Bay. (INSTITUTE NOTES)
- Keir Starmer: a grown-up prime minister, at last: Ken Ross reviews the advent of the United Kingdom's new leader.
- Lessons from a genocide: Colin Keating reflects on the slaughter of the Tutsi and others in Rwanda 30 years ago.
- National Office and branch activities. (INSTITUTE NOTES)
- Nelson. (INSTITUTE NOTES)
- Palmerston North. (INSTITUTE NOTES)
- Remembering a diplomatic milestone: Ian McGibbon notes the 70th anniversary of the Manila Pact and its significance for New Zealand's diplomatic evolution. (ANNIVERSARY)
- RUSSIA'S ARMY: A History from the Napoleonic Wars to the War in Ukraine.
- THE ASSAULT ON THE STATE: How the Global Attack on Modern Government Endangers Our Future.
- The unquestioning and unthinking that is AUKUS: Michael McKinlay critiques Australia's decision to acquire a force of nuclear- powered fast attack submarines.
- Wairarapa. (INSTITUTE NOTES)
- Wellington. (INSTITUTE NOTES)