New Zealand - China
March/April 2023
Volume 48
Number 2
NZIR
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Recognising the People’s Republic of China
Jason Young suggests the need to build New Zealand-inflected expertise on China, to recognise the challenges of responding to the People’s Republic and its changing place in the world.
Fostering partnership in an uncertain world
Wang Xiaolong reflects on China’s foreign policy and China–New Zealand relations.
Reformulating New Zealand’s grand strategy
José Miguel Alonso-Trabanco suggests the need for an adjustment in this country’s approach in order to manage risks and harvest opportunities.
Rising to the challenge of joint-warfare
Colin Robinson looks at the creation of the New Zealand Joint Forces Headquarters along the lines of the British and Australian models.
Partners in turbulent times
Nina Obermaier outlines the priorities underlying her representation of European Union interests in New Zealand.
‘Nothing but worry and trouble’
Ken Ross outlines the problems experienced by the early Department of External Affairs in dealing with security organisations.
ANNIVERSARY
Tightening the Anzac link
Ian McGibbon notes the 80th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between New Zealand and Australia.
BOOKS
Philip Short: Putin, His Life and Times (Ian McGibbon).
David Kilcullen: The Dragons and the Snakes, How the Rest Learned to Fight the West (Stephen Hoadley).
Felicity Barnes: Selling Britishness: Commodity Culture, the Dominions and Empire (Hamish McDougall).
OBITUARIES
Terence Christopher O’Brien; Donella Margaret Moss.
INSTITUTE NOTES
Recognising the People’s Republic of China
Jason Young suggests the need to build New Zealand-inflected expertise on China, to recognise the challenges of responding to the People’s Republic and its changing place in the world.
Fostering partnership in an uncertain world
Wang Xiaolong reflects on China’s foreign policy and China–New Zealand relations.
Reformulating New Zealand’s grand strategy
José Miguel Alonso-Trabanco suggests the need for an adjustment in this country’s approach in order to manage risks and harvest opportunities.
Rising to the challenge of joint-warfare
Colin Robinson looks at the creation of the New Zealand Joint Forces Headquarters along the lines of the British and Australian models.
Partners in turbulent times
Nina Obermaier outlines the priorities underlying her representation of European Union interests in New Zealand.
‘Nothing but worry and trouble’
Ken Ross outlines the problems experienced by the early Department of External Affairs in dealing with security organisations.
ANNIVERSARY
Tightening the Anzac link
Ian McGibbon notes the 80th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between New Zealand and Australia.
BOOKS
Philip Short: Putin, His Life and Times (Ian McGibbon).
David Kilcullen: The Dragons and the Snakes, How the Rest Learned to Fight the West (Stephen Hoadley).
Felicity Barnes: Selling Britishness: Commodity Culture, the Dominions and Empire (Hamish McDougall).
OBITUARIES
Terence Christopher O’Brien; Donella Margaret Moss.
INSTITUTE NOTES
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