This research article traces the little-known relationship between New Zealand and the Southern Cone countries of South America that existed between 1820 and the First World War. While New Zealanders were found throughout Latin America in many occupations, undoubtedly because of the established British presence in the region, the links with the Southern Cone were particularly extensive. The basis of the relationship, which promised then to be on-going, was the movement of ships, goods, people, animals, plants, know-how, technology and capital across the Pacific, rather than any inter-state relationship.Este trabajo de investigación se refiere a las poco conocidas relaciones existentes entre Nueva Zelanda y los países del Cono Sur americano ...
xi, 357 leaves :ill., ports. ; 30 cm. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 315-357). Typescri...
This thesis examines the New Zealand state during the First World War. It seeks to ask, firstly, to ...
A study in British policy towards the islands of the Southern Pacific while they remained unannexed ...
The hopes and dreams of those who wished to see New Zealand as the political and commercial headquar...
This article focuses on the growing interests of Western great powers on the Strait of Magellan, Pat...
British presence in Patagonia is an old and generalized fact. Either formally or informally, by mean...
The European discovery of the Chatham Islands in 1791 resulted in significant consequences for its i...
The availability of new document sources in Britain and Brazil has made it possible to examine this ...
The article analyses the performance and profitability of the firms controlled by the River Plate Tr...
It is a little known fact that New Zealand was both a British colony and imperial power in the Pacif...
Esta tese analisa as relações entre indígenas e criollos estabelecidas na Argentina e as entre os Ma...
his study focuses on an unappreciated facet of the First World War, namely the British campaign agai...
The main task of my thesis was to do research work on the British impact on the Argentine economy du...
As interest in the virgin Pacific Islands grew in the 1860s, it was inevitable that those New Zealan...
Non-European foreigners were integral in the late-19th-century encounter between European colonizers...
xi, 357 leaves :ill., ports. ; 30 cm. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 315-357). Typescri...
This thesis examines the New Zealand state during the First World War. It seeks to ask, firstly, to ...
A study in British policy towards the islands of the Southern Pacific while they remained unannexed ...
The hopes and dreams of those who wished to see New Zealand as the political and commercial headquar...
This article focuses on the growing interests of Western great powers on the Strait of Magellan, Pat...
British presence in Patagonia is an old and generalized fact. Either formally or informally, by mean...
The European discovery of the Chatham Islands in 1791 resulted in significant consequences for its i...
The availability of new document sources in Britain and Brazil has made it possible to examine this ...
The article analyses the performance and profitability of the firms controlled by the River Plate Tr...
It is a little known fact that New Zealand was both a British colony and imperial power in the Pacif...
Esta tese analisa as relações entre indígenas e criollos estabelecidas na Argentina e as entre os Ma...
his study focuses on an unappreciated facet of the First World War, namely the British campaign agai...
The main task of my thesis was to do research work on the British impact on the Argentine economy du...
As interest in the virgin Pacific Islands grew in the 1860s, it was inevitable that those New Zealan...
Non-European foreigners were integral in the late-19th-century encounter between European colonizers...
xi, 357 leaves :ill., ports. ; 30 cm. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 315-357). Typescri...
This thesis examines the New Zealand state during the First World War. It seeks to ask, firstly, to ...
A study in British policy towards the islands of the Southern Pacific while they remained unannexed ...