This book is a compilation of official statements and key diplomatic documents outlining the development of New Zealand’s foreign policy from 1943 to 1957. Issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, it covers New Zealand’s international stance during and after World War II, including its role in global diplomacy, regional security, and participation in international organizations. The volum…
This volume presents a collection of authoritative papers examining New Zealand’s role and evolving position in world affairs. Written by leading scholars and diplomats, the book explores the country’s foreign policy development, its involvement in international organizations, and its responses to major global and regional issues during the mid-20th century. The analyses provide historical …
This second volume continues James Cowan’s comprehensive history of the New Zealand Wars, focusing on the Hauhau movement and the conflicts that occurred between 1864 and 1872. It examines the rise of Pai Mārire religious militancy, major battles, key leaders, and the tensions between Maori communities and colonial forces. Through detailed narratives and firsthand accounts, the book document…
This volume presents a detailed historical account of the New Zealand Wars, focusing on the Maori military campaigns and the pioneering period between 1845 and 1864. James Cowan documents major conflicts, key figures, and the broader colonial context that shaped the struggles between Maori communities and European settlers. Combining narrative history with cultural insight, the book offers an e…
This volume presents a vivid visual portrayal of New Zealand through a series of colour photographs captured by Kenneth and Jean Bigwood, accompanied by descriptive text from John Pascoe. It highlights the country’s diverse landscapes, natural beauty, and cultural settings, offering readers an expansive photographic journey across regions of New Zealand. As the second volume in the series, th…
This comprehensive volume traces two centuries of New Zealand painting, documenting the evolution of artistic styles, themes, and cultural influences from the early colonial period to the modern era. Gil Docking examines the works of significant artists, the development of national artistic identity, and the changing social context that shaped New Zealand’s visual arts. Richly illustrated and…
This volume provides a comprehensive examination of the historical development of both regional and bilateral relations between Southeast Asia and New Zealand. Edited by Anthony L. Smith, the book explores political, strategic, and economic interactions that have shaped engagement between the two regions from early contact to the contemporary era. Through contributions from multiple scholars, i…
Beyond New Zealand: The Foreign Policy of a Small State is a scholarly examination of New Zealand’s diplomatic orientation, international role, and strategic challenges as a small state in a changing global environment. Edited by John Henderson, Keith Jackson, and Richard Kennaway, the book compiles analyses from leading experts on New Zealand’s external relations, its regional engagement i…
New Zealand Foreign Policy: Statements and Documents, 1943–1957 is an official compilation issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, presenting key policy statements, diplomatic correspondence, and government positions during a critical period of New Zealand’s international engagement. Covering the years from World War II through early Cold War developments, the volume provides insight int…
The authoritative New Zealand in World Affairs Volume I, covering the period from the Second World War until 1957, was first published in 1977. Still in demand, it has been reprinted in conjunction with the publication of New Zealand in World Affairs Volume II 1957-1972.