Posts tagged Bonnie Holster
Best of 2023: Responding to China
Best of 2023: Responding to China

In 2023, policymakers worldwide invested an unprecedented amount of time and resources in developing strategies for their relations with China. This heightened focus was prompted by the significant influence of Beijing's domestic, foreign, and security policies on the economies and politics of other countries.

We present some of our most-read analyses on different countries’ evolving strategies towards China featured in the past year.

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Editor's Picks9DLBest of 2023: Responding to China, 9DASHLINE, THE EU’S ANTI-COERCION INSTRUMENT — A NEW STEP IN EU-CHINA ESCALATION?, Sjorre Couvreur, GERMANY’S NEW CHINA STRATEGY – A ROADMAP FOR CLIMATE FOREIGN POLICY, Belinda Schäpe, A LAW TO REIN IN TECH FIRMS: THE US IS RESTRICTING CHINA BY EMULATING IT, Wendy Chang, Antonia Hmaidi, DECOUPLING FROM CHINA IS NOT SO EASY FOR JAPAN AND KOREA, CHANG-MIN LEE, NZ: MAORI FOREIGN POLICY TO MANAGE INCREASINGLY CHALLENGING RELATIONSHIP WITH CHINA, Bonnie Holster, NICHOLAS ROSS SMITH, SOUTHEAST ASIAN MARITIME STATES ARE HEDGING TO STAY AFLOAT AMIDST US-CHINA RIVALRY, Hunter Marston
NZ: Maori foreign policy to manage increasingly challenging relationship with China
NZ: Maori foreign policy to manage increasingly challenging relationship with China

Written by Bonnie Holster and Nicholas Ross Smith

Beyond the changing language of New Zealand’s strategic communications, its experimentation with a kaupapa Maori foreign policy has the potential to be transformative.

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Faultlines, Pacific9DLNZ: Maori foreign policy to manage increasingly challenging relationship with China, New Zealand, Maori foreign policy, Maori, Nicholas Ross Smith, Bonnie Holster, Nanaia Mahuta, kaupapa Maori, tikanga Maori, manaakitanga, whanaungatanga, mahi tahi, kotahitanga, kaitiakitanga, China, indo-pacific, United States, Taniwha and the Dragon, Pita Sharples, Pacific, Christopher Luxon