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NEW ZEALAND - FOREIGN POLICY (2) answer(s).
 
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Asia's maritime order and New Zealand's response / Ayson, Robert   Journal Article
Ayson, Robert Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract Robert Ayson comments on the South China Sea. Asia's regional security and New Zealand foreign policy as the powers jostle in a more competitive Asia-Pacific region, it may seem counter-intuitive to call for a clearer New Zealand position on the South China Sea disputes. But even as regional tensions grow, Wellington can stick up for its principles without joining a chorus of China criticism. Under the key government, New Zealand's alignment with the United States is becoming more pronounced through a series of small but cumulatively important steps. this makes it even more important for New Zealand's policy to be staked out clearly, including in written from accessible to the public discussion.
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Lilliputian in fluid times: New Zealand foreign policy after the cold war / Buchanan, Paul G   Journal Article
Buchanan, Paul G Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Summary/Abstract Paul G. Buchanan looks at the evolution of New Zealand's foreign policy after the Cold War. He argues that New Zealand's ability to "punch above its weight" in contemporary international affairs was as much a product of fortuna as it was of policymaking virtu. It was only toward the end of the 1990s that a heterodox approach mixing realist, idealist, and constructivist ideas was confirmed as the basis for New Zealand's engagement with the world.
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