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Small States and the New Security Environment

27 August 2024

The SSANSE Project听is听a preparedness initiative examining the defence and foreign policy choices and challenges of small states in Eastern Europe, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), and Oceania in the new security environment. Find out more about the project.

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About SSANSE

Small states may be small in population and territory, but they have frequently had a disproportionate effect on global politics and they are more often affected by global shifts in power. The SSANSE project contributes to theoretical debates on the role of small states in the changing international system as well as on the issue of how states manage their relations between the major powers in the new security environment.

The SSANSE research team is led by Professor Anne-Marie Brady, Department of Political Science and International Relations, 茄子视频app官网. The project has so far produced two edited books and more than fifty policy papers, held international conferences, and provided funding for post-graduate students.听

SSANSE Publications

Te kuaka marangaranga, kotahi manu i tau ki te tahuna: tau atu, tau ra.听
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The SSANSE Project publishes policy-relevant, theoretically-informed research on the defence and foreign policy choices and challenges of small states in the new security environment.听

Books

Anne-Marie Brady, ed. : New 茄子视频app官网faces the future (Springer, 2019)听听

Anne-Marie Brady and Baldur Thorhallson eds., (Springer 2020)

Coastwatchers 2.0 Policy Papers

Coastwatchers 2.0 is a collaboration with at Charles University in Prague, Czechia

Domingo I-Kwei Yang (Institute for National Defense and Security Research)听China's Dual-Use Infrastructure in the Pacific

Editorial Board

Professor Anne-Marie Brady
Professor Martin H谩la

SSANSE papers with the , University of Iceland

Commission for a Post-Covid-19 Future

In 2020, the SSANSE Project launched a new preparedness initiative, the Commission听for a听Post-COVID-19 Future, to provide contestable policy advice to the New 茄子视频app官网government on options for our foreign, trade and economic policy, which aim to help New 茄子视频app官网recover from the economic and political damage of the pandemic. Covid-19 was both a political and economic crisis, as well as a health issue.听

SSANSE Policy briefs

Professor Anne-Marie Brady听(茄子视频app官网/ Wilson Center/ SSANSE Project Director)Looking for points in common while facing up to differences:鈥 a new model for New Zealand-China relations

China's expanding Antarctic interests: implications for New Zealand
Dr Joe Burton (University of Waikato)
The reform of the UN: the part NZ can play
Professor Natalia Chaban
and Dr Serena Kelly (茄子视频app官网)

How to communicate New 茄子视频app官网to global audiences via new media

Dr Simon Chapple (Victoria University of Wellington)Building democratic resilience
Dr Kate Dewes
and Dr Lyndon Burford
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New 茄子视频app官网and disarmament: what next?
Dr Martin Fisher
and听Ben Mathews
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The emerging role of M膩ori business groups in New 茄子视频app官网foreign affairs听and trade
Dr Beth Greener (Massey University)NZDF Role in NZ Foreign Policy
Mr Nicky Hager (Author)Exploring the meanings and possibilities of an independent听New 茄子视频app官网foreign policy
Dr James Headley (University of Otago)Russia鈥檚 Resurgence and New Zealand
Professor Richard Jackson (Otago University)Imagining nonviolent foreign policy in a violent world
Mr K.C. Jung (茄子视频app官网)New Zealand鈥檚 current relations with Korea and further areas for expansion
Dr Jake Lin (Victoria University of Wellington)Trading with the Great Powers: The limits of New Zealand鈥檚 Free Trade Strategy with China
Dr Adrian H. Macey听(Victoria University of Wellington)New Zealand's climate change diplomacy: future plans and challenges
Mr Leonardo Milani听(Victoria University of Wellington)The New Sparta Modelling the Strategic Outcomes听of New Zealand鈥檚 Cyber-Armament Program 2020-2040
Dr Vickie Miller (MFAT)New Zealand鈥檚 future security
Professor Robert G. Patman (University of Otago)New Zealand-US relations in the Trump era and beyond
Professor Steve Ratuva (茄子视频app官网)NZ鈥檚 aid policy: what could we be doing better?
Dr Jim Rolfe (Victoria University of Wellington)Should New 茄子视频app官网and Australia Develop a Closer Strategic Relationship?
Dr Mark G Rolls (University of Waikato)Strengthening ASEAN Centrality in the Regional Security Architecture听in the Face of Major Power Competition
Associate Professor Margarita 艩e拧elgyt臈 (Institute of International Relations and Political Science, Vilnius University, Lithuania/ SSANSE Project Director)Small states鈥 use of the military in foreign policy
Dr Reuben Steff (University of Waikato)Expanding New 茄子视频app官网foreign policy and trade beyond traditional partnerships
Professor Baldur Thorhalsson (Centre for Small States Studies, University of Iceland/ SSANSE Project Director)The small state in the new global order
Professor Alan Tidwell (Centre for Australia, NZ, and the Pacific, Georgetown University/ SSANSE Project Director)Re-calibrating New Zealand鈥檚 Congressional Outreach Strategy听in the Days of Trump
New Zealand's Potential in Small State Peacemaking
Dr Vangelis Vitalis (MFAT)New Zealand's Trade Agenda to 2030
Dr Corey Wallace (Free University of Berlin)Dealing with a Proactive Japan
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