Polish Concerns
September/October 2017
Volume 42
Number 5
NZIR
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Why Poland is a threat to the European Union
Stuart McMillan warns that the Polish Law and Justice Party’s policies may have serious consequences.
Seeking opportunities in a turbulent world
Bill English reviews his government’s approach to international relations.
Meeting the challenge of the globalisation paradox
Andrew Little outlines a Labour vision for meeting the global challenges ahead.
Towards a new global compact
James Shaw provides a Green Party perspective on world affairs and the challenges and opportunities now confronting New Zealand.
Alister McIntosh: a mandarin for all seasons
Ken Ross examines the long-serving secretary of external affairs’ relationship with contrasting prime ministers in the 1950s.
Peace and justice
George Troup discusses the role of the legal institutions of The Hague in international affairs.
BOOKS
Eliot E. Cohen: The Big Stick: The Limits of Soft Power and the Necessity of Military Force (Miriam Wharton).
Malcolm McKinnon: The Broken Decade: Prosperity, Depression and Recovery in New Zealand, 1928–39 (Dan Bartlett).
William Hoverd, Nick Nelson and Carl Bradley (eds): New Zealand National Security: Challenges,
Trends and Issues (Reuben Steff).
BOOK LAUNCH
New Zealand Trade Negotiations
INSTITUTE NOTES
The National Council.
Why Poland is a threat to the European Union
Stuart McMillan warns that the Polish Law and Justice Party’s policies may have serious consequences.
Seeking opportunities in a turbulent world
Bill English reviews his government’s approach to international relations.
Meeting the challenge of the globalisation paradox
Andrew Little outlines a Labour vision for meeting the global challenges ahead.
Towards a new global compact
James Shaw provides a Green Party perspective on world affairs and the challenges and opportunities now confronting New Zealand.
Alister McIntosh: a mandarin for all seasons
Ken Ross examines the long-serving secretary of external affairs’ relationship with contrasting prime ministers in the 1950s.
Peace and justice
George Troup discusses the role of the legal institutions of The Hague in international affairs.
BOOKS
Eliot E. Cohen: The Big Stick: The Limits of Soft Power and the Necessity of Military Force (Miriam Wharton).
Malcolm McKinnon: The Broken Decade: Prosperity, Depression and Recovery in New Zealand, 1928–39 (Dan Bartlett).
William Hoverd, Nick Nelson and Carl Bradley (eds): New Zealand National Security: Challenges,
Trends and Issues (Reuben Steff).
BOOK LAUNCH
New Zealand Trade Negotiations
INSTITUTE NOTES
The National Council.
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