| ID | 131320 |
| Title Proper | David Lange's global diplomacy |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Ross, Ken |
| Publication | 2014. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | Of New Zealand's fifteen prime ministers since 1945, David Lange has been written about the most in regards to his global diplomacy. He is the one who has written the most insightfully on his own prime ministerial time, particularly about his global diplomacy. Lange gave the Kirk brand--New Zealand as a progressive small state, with a deep internationalism central to our national identity--a new impetus. His standout achievement was in promoting New Zealand's enduring non-nuclear status. He also secured invaluable exposure for New Zealand beyond our traditional audiences in Canberra, London and Washington and repolished New Zealand's good international citizenship credentials |
| `In' analytical Note | New Zealand International Review Vol.39, No.3; May-June2014: p.7-10 |
| Journal Source | New Zealand International Review Vol.39, No.3; May-June2014: p.7-10 |
| Key Words | New Zealand ; Democracy ; Diplomacy ; Enduring Politics ; National Identities ; Global Diplomacy ; Small States ; International Politics ; National Security ; Foreign Policy ; Non-Nuclear State ; Nuclear Policy |