Category Archives: NZ Politics

New Zealand and the Rule of international Law: erecting the governance architecture

Blog No. 149. “4. When a critical mass of nations is on board with the [...]

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14
Apr
NZ and the international rule of law: winning allies abroad.

Blog 148. Introduction. In my Blog No 144 at the start of the series entitled [...]

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31
Mar
NZ and the International Rule of Law: a Constitutional Convention.

Blog no. 147. You can take a horse to water, but you cannot make it [...]

17
Mar
New Zealand and the international rule of law: Human Rights with reservations.

Blog No.146. New Zealand’s intelligence services and the Wilfreds as meat in the grinder. This [...]

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03
Mar
NZ and the international rule of law: The Media: Part II.

   Blog No.145. Introduction. Currently, NZ society and all other societies are sailing full speed [...]

17
Feb
NZ and the International rule of Law: The Media: Part 1.

Blog no. 144. Warning/apology. I must warn my readers that in whichever of  the next [...]

03
Feb
Putin’s grasp of international affairs.

Putin’s grasp of international affairs. Blog No. 138. With a new government being formed in [...]

28
Oct
The Rule of National Law – without which, International Law has little chance.

    Blog No. 137. For this fortnight’s blog I had been planning to write at [...]

14
Oct
The Pirate Ship: the USA’s hard-power option.

     Blog No. 136. It is odd how things all seem to come together at [...]

30
Sep
Emergency: nine one one.
19/08/2017

  Blog No. 133.    In emergency: dial 911. As was recently pointed out to [...]