Australia recently released a defence White Paper that has encouraging but complicated implications for New Zealand. • Australia\u27s defence policy is much more important to New Zealand than ours is to Australia. That means we need to read the Gillard government\u27s new White Paper very carefully. The good news is that Canberra has its lines on New Zealand about right. The discomforting news is that where we stand will be affected by Australia\u27s bigger commitments and relationships over which we have very little say. The new White Paper makes a big play of an idea we hardly ever hear about in New Zealand: The "Indo-Pacific" region as a new way of describing Australia\u27s strategic environment. That\u27s not entirely surprising: Wh...
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Australia has been among the most prominent advocates of the increasingly popular Indo-Pacific conce...
For more about the East-West Center, see http://www.eastwestcenter.org/David Scott, Indo-Pacific ana...
This report suggests that with rising Chinese influence in the region, the US appears to doubt that ...
There is a growing consensus among defence planners that Australia is in need of a new defence polic...
Until recent years it was common for commentators on either side of the Tasman to speak of the cong...
For a while now defence officials and analysts on both sides of the Tasman have been looking for way...
With the rise of China and the United States (US) foreign policy rebalance to the Asia-Pacific meeti...
New Zealand�s�Defence White Paper 2010�acknowledges that shifting power relativities in Asia are und...
The author discusses anxieties about the stability and fragility of South Pacific states, yet by spe...
Amidst concerns that Australia may end up in a military confrontation with China, this article evalu...
Two recent Incline contributions have considered how New Zealand should seek to position itself to m...
In the geopolitical situation in which Great Britain found itself after its withdrawal from the Euro...
This paper examines criticisms of Australia’s strategic shift towards an outgoing defence posture wi...
This paper argues that the concept of an \u27Indo-Pacific\u27 best captures the strategic environmen...
The Hon. Phil Goff, New Zealand\u27s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade considers the proposition...
Australia has been among the most prominent advocates of the increasingly popular Indo-Pacific conce...
For more about the East-West Center, see http://www.eastwestcenter.org/David Scott, Indo-Pacific ana...
This report suggests that with rising Chinese influence in the region, the US appears to doubt that ...