No. 50-5, September 2025

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Index

CHALLENGING THE STATUS QUO: A Political Memoir.
CORRECTION.
Edging towards a disaster: Aniket Aggarwal discusses the civil-military context of Pakistan's shifting nuclear doctrine.
Foreign and trade policies in contested spaces: Ian McGibbon reports on the NZIIA's recent national conference. (CONFERENCE REPORT)
INSTITUTE NOTES.
John A. Lee: a far-sighted maverick: Martin George Holmes remembers the greatest defence minister New Zealand never had.
Navigating a contested world: Winston Peters reflects on the government's Foreign Policy Reset one year on.
Rallying for democracy: Holly Tudehope describes South Koreans' reaction to the declaration of martial law last December.
REVIEW OF NEW HORIZONS OF THE NUCLEAR AGE.
THE ENEMY WITHIN: The human cost of state surveillance in Aotearoa/New Zealand.
To what extent can international law regulate war? Maja Hassell discusses the impacts of dual ratification and legitimacy. (ESSAY PRIZE WINNER)
V13: Chronicle of a Trial.