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      New Zealand's defence policy: From realism to idealism?

      McCraw, David
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       10.1080/14751790801903194
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      McCraw, D. (2008). New Zealand's defence policy: From realism to idealism? Defense & Security Analysis, 24(1), 19-32.
      Permanent Research Commons link: https://hdl.handle.net/10289/8295
      Abstract
      New Zealand’s defence policy over the last 25 years has changed dramatically, going

      from being anchored in a Realist view of the world to being one influenced more by a

      Liberal Internationalist view of international relations. This has meant that defence

      policy has gone from one reliant on a balanced military force and collective security

      with allies to one that is attuned primarily to peace-keeping and determinedly independent

      of allies. The change is mainly the result of the increasing influence of the Labour

      party’s ideology on defence policy.
      Date
      2008
      Type
      Journal Article
      Publisher
      Routledge
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