US Foreign Policy
September/October 2021
Volume 46
Number 5
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Fostering partnership: the view from Washington
Kurt Campbell explains US policy in the Indo-Pacific region and responds to questions.
Making way in a post-Covid world
Jacinda Ardern outlines her government’s approach to foreign policy issues in the new era that will follow the pandemic.
Representing New Zealand values and culture
Dame Patsy Reddy discusses her term as governor-general and, in particular, the international aspects of her role.
Doing business with Russia
Stuart Prior and Gerald McGhie suggest that it is time for mutual co-operation.
Can the United States win a new Cold War?
Dmitry Shlapentokh predicts that China will win in the ‘market of ideas’ because its economic model is producing rising living standards.
The scramble for Mars
Marçal Sanmartí discusses the prospects and implications of engagement with the red planet.
CONFERENCE REPORT
Standing in the future
Ian McGibbon reports on the NZIIA’s recent national conference.
BOOKS
David Cohen: Fridays with Jim, Conversations about our country with Jim Bolger (Brian Easton).
Margaret MacMillan: War: How Conflict Shaped Us (Anthony Smith).
David Omand: How Spies Think: Ten lessons in intelligence (Jim Rolfe).
INSTITUTE NOTES
Fostering partnership: the view from Washington
Kurt Campbell explains US policy in the Indo-Pacific region and responds to questions.
Making way in a post-Covid world
Jacinda Ardern outlines her government’s approach to foreign policy issues in the new era that will follow the pandemic.
Representing New Zealand values and culture
Dame Patsy Reddy discusses her term as governor-general and, in particular, the international aspects of her role.
Doing business with Russia
Stuart Prior and Gerald McGhie suggest that it is time for mutual co-operation.
Can the United States win a new Cold War?
Dmitry Shlapentokh predicts that China will win in the ‘market of ideas’ because its economic model is producing rising living standards.
The scramble for Mars
Marçal Sanmartí discusses the prospects and implications of engagement with the red planet.
CONFERENCE REPORT
Standing in the future
Ian McGibbon reports on the NZIIA’s recent national conference.
BOOKS
David Cohen: Fridays with Jim, Conversations about our country with Jim Bolger (Brian Easton).
Margaret MacMillan: War: How Conflict Shaped Us (Anthony Smith).
David Omand: How Spies Think: Ten lessons in intelligence (Jim Rolfe).
INSTITUTE NOTES
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