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A Beijing-based view of the new Chinese leadership
On this podcast I talk to Financial Times’ Beijing bureau chief Jamil Anderlini about the new leadership in China, how ordinary Chinese are reacting, and Weibo, the Chinese equivalent of Twitter.
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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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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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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Demography, Diaspora and Diplomacy: NZ’s Challenges in Asia
My recent article, in the latest issue of New Zealand Population Review (Vol.36, pp.137-157), is now online here.
Posted in Academic writing, Conference papers, Published articles
Tagged Asia, China, Colombo Plan, Diaspora, Diplomacy, Foreign Affairs., Foreign relations, Immigration, International relations; foreign affairs; Asia; international students, International students, Malaysia, New Zealand population., Perceptions of Asians, Singapore
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Report & Interview: Japan on NZ’s place in Asia
Professor Yoichiro Sato’s report on Japan’s perspective of New Zealand’s place in Asia, which I commissioned and edited through the Asia New Zealand Foundation, has just been published online. I interviewed Professor Sato about his paper, and you can listen to the … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Asia, China, Foreign Affairs., Foreign relations, Japan, New Zealand, United States of America
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Massey University Lecture Series: There goes the neighbourhood: NZ’s new future in Asia
On 11 May at 6pm I am giving the Massey University Albany Asian Hub Lecture on the topic There goes the neighbourhood: New Zealand’s new future in Asia. Further information is available on Eventfinder here or you can respond via Facebook here
Posted in Academic writing, Published articles
Tagged Asia, Asian students, Auckland, China, Christian migrants., Colombo Plan, Foreign relations, International education., International relations; foreign affairs; Asia; international students, International students, Perceptions of Asians, Spoonley, Superdiversity.
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Two different approaches to the Asia Pacific regional dialogue
Read my commentary on the Shangri La Dialogue and Asia Pacific Roundtable, both of which I recently attended in Singapore and Malaysia respectively here
Posted in Academic writing, Published articles
Tagged Asia, Foreign relations, New Zealand
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