Assessing the motivations of New Zealand’s International Interventions: From Practice to Theory
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- Since the end of the Cold War New Zealand has participated in numerous international interventions, both within the Asia-Pacific region and further afield. As a small state with limited resources and influence what have been the primary motivating factors that have influenced New Zealand’s decisions to intervene? Can the decisions to intervene be best explained by realism, liberalism, construct...
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- 15 Nov, 2021
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- thesis
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