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The US election and what it means for Asia & NZ
In this Asia New Zealand Foundation podcast I discuss the US election and what it means for Asia and New Zealand, with retired Ambassador Terence O’Brien, Massey University’s Professor Paul Spoonley and New Zealand Herald journalist Fran O’Sullivan.
Posted in Academic writing
Tagged ASEAN, Asia, China, Foreign Affairs., Foreign relations, New Zealand, sociology, Spoonley, United States of America, Washington DC
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Benign neglect
In this article in the New Zealand International Review (37, 6), I argue that New Zealand’s relationship with Southeast Asia and ASEAN has suffered from ‘benign neglect’.
Posted in Academic writing, Published articles
Tagged ASEAN, Foreign Affairs., Foreign relations, Perceptions of Asians
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ASEAN update
Here are my prepared remarks on ASEAN for the fourth annual Track II dialogue between Vietnam and New Zealand, held in Wellington in October 2012. Also online are papers presented by others at the dialogue: Adrien Macey on climate change, … Continue reading
Posted in Academic writing, Conference papers
Tagged ASEAN, China, climate change, Foreign Affairs., Korea, TPP, United States of America, Vietnam
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Summary of Vietnam – New Zealand fourth annual Track II dialogue
Here’s my summary of the fourth annual Track II dialogue between Vietnam (led by the Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam) and New Zealand (led by the Asia New Zealand Foundation), which took place in October 2012.
Posted in Conference papers
Tagged ASEAN, Foreign Affairs., Foreign relations, New Zealand, Track II diplomacy, Vietnam
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NZ’s soft power in Southeast Asia
What do sheep, soldiers, sports, sheep and the silver-screen all have in common? They are all aspects of New Zealand’s soft power in Southeast Asia, as I explore in this article, just published in the journal Contemporary Southeast Asia.
Report warns against complacency in NZ’s relationship with Southeast Asia
New Zealand needs to boost its relationship with Southeast Asia and not rely solely on China for its economic growth, a new report from the Asia New Zealand Foundation (Asia:NZ) argues. The report – Beyond Soldiers, Students and Sentiment: New … Continue reading
Posted in Academic writing, Published articles
Tagged ASEAN, Asia, China, Colombo Plan, Foreign Affairs., Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore
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Interview on air-links to Asia and New Zealanders perceptions of Asians
You can listen here to my live interview with Susan Wood of NewstalkZB (between 07:30 and 10:43) on the new air links to Asia and New Zealanders’ perceptions of Asians.
Being a good neighbour
My new chapter ‘Being a good neighbour’: New Zealand and Track Two Diplomacy in Southeast Asia‘ has just been published in Public Participation in Foreign Policy, edited by James Headley, Joe Burton and Andreas Reitzig, published by Palgrave Macmllan.
Posted in Academic writing, Published articles
Tagged ASEAN, Asia, Foreign relations, Track II diplomacy
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US-Sino relations a recurring theme at talks in China and Vietnam
I have recently returned from Track II dialogues in China and Vietnam, where US-Sino relations were a common thread of conversation. My summary of the dialogues is online here.
Posted in Academic writing, Conference papers, Published articles
Tagged ASEAN, Asia, China, Foreign Affairs., New Zealand, Vietnam
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ASEAN-NZ relations commentary in Korean MOFAT publication
My commentary on ASEAN-NZ relations, published in the October issue of the ASEAN Monthly Commentary, has just been translated into Korean and is now online.