The CSS working paper series ended in 2005
Analysis and research conducted by and through CSS:NZ on strategic issues relevant to New Zealand are contained in a Working Paper series. Strategic security is addressed in its broadest compass to include more than the traditional military concept. On average between four and six Papers are produced annually. Contributions are derived not just from CSS:NZ alone, but from the New Zealand academic, official and other communities. The Papers reflect a broad range of opinion that is subject to peer group review, and do not constitute an official CSS:NZ view as such.
- pdf472.8KBWP No. 21/05: Globalisation, sovereignty and the transformation of New Zealand foreign policy
- pdf488.0KBWP No. 20/05: Pacific island security management by New Zealand and Australia: Towards a new paradigm
- pdf378.8KBWP No.19/04: Oceania and terrorism: Some linkage wih the wider region and the necessary responses
- pdf397.3KBWP No.18/04: Terrorism and conflict resolution
- pdf139.7KBWP No.17/01: China's security strategic towards Japan: Perceptions, policies and prospects
- pdf1.4MBWP No. 16/00: Russia in asia: Unwelcome intruder or accommodative player?
- pdf1.7MBWP No. 15/00: The context and risk of organised illegal immigration to New Zealand: An exploration in policy relevant research
- pdf461.5KBWP No. 14/99: The revolution in military affairs: A New Zealand view
- pdf310.0KBWP No. 13/99: Inquiry into defence beyond 2000
- pdf117.8KBWP No. 12/99: Indonesia after Soeharto: Civil or military rule?
- pdf351.6KBWP No. 11/98: Lessening the desire for war: The ASEAN regional forum and making of Asia Pacific security
- pdf395.0KBWP No. 10/97: New Zealand's securiy: Alliances and other military relationships
- pdf303.6KBWP No. 09/97: Japan and North Korea: An assessment and some policy approaches
- pdf277.4KBWP No. 08/97: More than bombs and border tension: India and regional security
- pdf346.4KBWP No. 07/97: For mutual benefit: The Japan-US security treaty: From a Japanese perspective
- pdf292.1KBWP No. 06/97: The United Nations: Legacy and reform
- pdf95.2KBWP No. 05/97: Antarctica: View from a gateway