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Vol 16 No 4 (2020): New Zealand and the Asia-Pacific

New Zealand is a founding member of Asia–Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), and will be hosting APEC from December. Accordingly, this issue of Policy Quarterly focuses on New Zealand and the Asia–Pacific. The last decade has seen the Asia-Pacific region undergoing new patterns in economic development, driven by major changes in trade, capital and technology flows, together with demographic disruption. A diverse range of contributors to this issue address critical topics in the fields of trade and international relations.

Published: 2020-11-15

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Articles

New Zealand and the Asia-Pacific Economic Decade

Alan Bollard
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The CER Negotiations

Tim Groser
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Trade and Economic Integration in the Asia-Pacific Region

Siah Hwee Ang, Garyy Hawke
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Driving New Zealand’s Economic Relationship With Asia

Simon Draper, James To
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The Economics-Security Nexus in the US-China Trade Conflict decoupling dilemmas

David Capie, Natasha Hamilton-Hart, Jason Young
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Structural Reform, Regulatory Practice and Digital Implications

Rory McLeod
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Agriculture Trade Reform and Sustainable and Inclusive Food Security

Stephanie Honey
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Immigration and ‘Brain Waste’

Eyal Apatov, Asha Sundaram
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Under the Radar

Derek Gill
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Whither APEC post-2020?

Brian Lynch
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New Zealand’s Hosting of APEC in 2021

Vangelis Vitalis
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