Philippine: Jihadists
May/June 2018
Volume 43
Number 3
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Fighting jihadists in Mindanao
Simon Gray suggests that defeating the Islamic State in the Philippines requires more than military.
Engaging with an uncertain world
Jacinda Ardern gives an outline of her government’s approach to international affairs.
Facing a global kaleidoscope of uncertainty
Terence O’Brien discusses the Ardern government’s foreign policy.
A maritime shift?
Colin Robinson speculates on the proper force balance for the New Zealand Defence Force in future.
In the shadow of the phantom
Bob Rigg discusses the further deconstruction and degradation of democracy in the United States.
Dancing with the dragon
Stephen Jacobi considers the opportunities and risks in the New Zealand–China relationship.
ANNIVERSARY - Tet, 1968
Roberto Rabel looks back at the critical turning point in the Vietnam War.
OPINION PIECE - The devil in the details
Farib Sos imagines a conversation weighing up the administration ‘reign’ of Donald J. Trump and its impact on the global influence of the United States.
BOOKS
Stephen Hoadley: New Zealand United States Relations (Robert Patman).
Julian Gewirtz: Unlikely Partners: Chinese Reformers, Western Economists and the Making of Global China (Peter Harris).
Chris Whipple: The Gatekeepers: How White House Chiefs of Staff Define Every Presidency (Anthony Smith).
CONFERENCE REPORT
INSTITUTE NOTES
Fighting jihadists in Mindanao
Simon Gray suggests that defeating the Islamic State in the Philippines requires more than military.
Engaging with an uncertain world
Jacinda Ardern gives an outline of her government’s approach to international affairs.
Facing a global kaleidoscope of uncertainty
Terence O’Brien discusses the Ardern government’s foreign policy.
A maritime shift?
Colin Robinson speculates on the proper force balance for the New Zealand Defence Force in future.
In the shadow of the phantom
Bob Rigg discusses the further deconstruction and degradation of democracy in the United States.
Dancing with the dragon
Stephen Jacobi considers the opportunities and risks in the New Zealand–China relationship.
ANNIVERSARY - Tet, 1968
Roberto Rabel looks back at the critical turning point in the Vietnam War.
OPINION PIECE - The devil in the details
Farib Sos imagines a conversation weighing up the administration ‘reign’ of Donald J. Trump and its impact on the global influence of the United States.
BOOKS
Stephen Hoadley: New Zealand United States Relations (Robert Patman).
Julian Gewirtz: Unlikely Partners: Chinese Reformers, Western Economists and the Making of Global China (Peter Harris).
Chris Whipple: The Gatekeepers: How White House Chiefs of Staff Define Every Presidency (Anthony Smith).
CONFERENCE REPORT
INSTITUTE NOTES
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