Korean Peninsula
May/June 2017
Volume 42
Number 3
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Tillerson cuts teeth on the Korean peninsula
Stuart McMillan comments on the recent visit to South Korea by the new US secretary of state.
China in a modern global context over half a century
Peter Harris continues his review of China’s place in the world by looking at its response to changes in the international order following the demise of the Soviet Union.
Adjusting to the Trump presidency
Robert Ayson comments on the implications of Donald Trump’s foreign policy for New Zealand and suggests the need for damage control.
The times they are a-changing
Brian Lynch reviews New Zealand’s options in an increasingly volatile international environment.
Asia–Pacific regional integration — with or without the United States?
Stephen Jacobi discusses the outlook for regional trade and investment in a profoundly changed situation
John Key’s global diplomacy
Ken Ross examines the role of the recently retired prime minister in international affairs.
Clinton’s defeat in historical perspective
Dmitry Shlapentokh comments on Hillary Clinton’s failed presidential bid and compares her to Marie Antoinette.
BOOKS
David Shambaugh: China’s Future (Paul Sinclair).
Ian Storey and Lin Cheng-yi (eds): The South China Sea Dispute: Navigating Diplomatic and Strategic Tensions (Joanna Mossop).
Robert Ayson: Asia’s Security (Mark Pearson).
INSTITUTE NOTES
CORRESPONDENCE
Tillerson cuts teeth on the Korean peninsula
Stuart McMillan comments on the recent visit to South Korea by the new US secretary of state.
China in a modern global context over half a century
Peter Harris continues his review of China’s place in the world by looking at its response to changes in the international order following the demise of the Soviet Union.
Adjusting to the Trump presidency
Robert Ayson comments on the implications of Donald Trump’s foreign policy for New Zealand and suggests the need for damage control.
The times they are a-changing
Brian Lynch reviews New Zealand’s options in an increasingly volatile international environment.
Asia–Pacific regional integration — with or without the United States?
Stephen Jacobi discusses the outlook for regional trade and investment in a profoundly changed situation
John Key’s global diplomacy
Ken Ross examines the role of the recently retired prime minister in international affairs.
Clinton’s defeat in historical perspective
Dmitry Shlapentokh comments on Hillary Clinton’s failed presidential bid and compares her to Marie Antoinette.
BOOKS
David Shambaugh: China’s Future (Paul Sinclair).
Ian Storey and Lin Cheng-yi (eds): The South China Sea Dispute: Navigating Diplomatic and Strategic Tensions (Joanna Mossop).
Robert Ayson: Asia’s Security (Mark Pearson).
INSTITUTE NOTES
CORRESPONDENCE
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