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• The Uneasy Relationship Between National Security and Personal Freedom: New Zealand and the "War on Terror" 

  Small, D. (University of Canterbury. School of Educational Studies and Human Development, 2011)

  As part of the ‘War on Terror’ declared in response to the 11 September 2001 attacks, countries introduced legislation to bolster national security, often at the expense of personal freedoms and long-established legal ...

• Balancing national security and personal freedom in a low-risk society: The case of New Zealand 

  Small, D. (University of Canterbury. School of Educational Studies and Human Development, 2008)

  In the pre-dawn darkness of 17 October 2007, dozens of police from the Armed Offenders’ Squad and secret Special Tactics Group conducted simultaneous raids across New Zealand. They announced to a startled country that the ...

• Solving the collective action problem: New Zealand, Taiwan and the COVID-19 battle 

  Tan A (2020)

  How have NZ and Taiwan been able to manage the COVID-19 crisis while others have done poorly? In this paper, I argue that the adroit pandemic crisis response and management of Taiwan and New Zealand can be attributed to ...