Roderic Alley
Biographic Data
| ID | 297045 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Roderic Alley |
| GIVEN NAMES | Roderic |
| FAMILY NAME | Alley |
| SIGNATURE | ALLEY R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Victoria University of Wellington |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Small arms and light weapons: The Disjunction Problem
Growing in range and urgency, humanitarian needs now pose increasingly acute questions for national security policy formulation. Whether over forced migration, food scarcity or nefarious electronic penetration, state security preferences face uneasy accommodations with individual needs be it for child survival, basic sustenance or rights to privacy. This paper deliberates a further field of increasingly apparent value contest: that involving the …
Unquiet time: Aotearoa/New Zealand in a fast-changing world
Colin James is one of New Zealand’s most experienced and respected journalists. This publication joins others where he has reflected upon his country’s politics, economics, social life and internat
Pacific ways: Government and politics in the Pacific islands
This title is a fully revised, expanded and updated collection to that first published in 2009. The 27 country studies provided now importantly include West Papua and Timor Leste, while of the 16 c
Internal Security and Statebuilding: Aligning Agencies and Functions
Internal Security and Statebuilding: Aligning Agencies and Functions." Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding, 11(1), pp. 140–141
Idyllic No More: Pacific Island climate, corruption and development dilemmas
Giff Johnson is a long-established journalist based in the Marshall Islands and has an authoritative record of reporting on Micronesia. This self-published collection comprises a series of blogs pr
Regimes that Obstruct: A Problem of Institutional Refurbishment Following Internal Conflict
Analysis of recovery from internal conflict has neglected difficult, but evident, problems of regime resistance to refurbishment of state institutions. How widespread is such resistance, what are its causes and how might it be remedied? Frequently the problem is attributed to ‘lack of political will’ but that generality raises more questions than answers. This article investigates manifestations of regime resistance to institutional refurbishment…
Interpreting Corruption: Culture and politics in the Pacific Islands
Interpreting Corruption: culture and politics in the Pacific Islands. By Peter Larmour. Honolulu, University of Hawai‘i Press, 2012. xxiii + 188 pp., notes, bibliog., index. ISBN978-0-8248-3514-9
Fiji Under Bainimarama: Brave New World or Hostage to Perdition
Jon Fraenkel and Stewart Firth (eds), From Election to Coup in Fiji: the 2006 campaign and its aftermath. Edited by Jon Fraenkel and Stewart Firth. Canberra, ANU E Press and Asia Pacific Press, 200
Internal Conflict and the International Community: Wars without End
Contents: Introduction The roots of internal conflict Small arms and light weapons Refugees and internal conflicts Human rights and internal conflicts International humanitarian law Responses to internal conflicts Post-conflict reconstruction The analytical dimensions Conclusions Select bibliography Index
Analysts, Practitioners and Not Getting it Wrong: Some Implications for New Zealand’s Foreign Relations
Accurate judgement about the conduct and analysis of foreign relations requires recognition of a persisting, but altering dualism evident between the collaborative interest and sovereign preferences. Scope for bridging this divide is discussed in relation to principles of reciprocity, deliberation and justification. However such opportunities are challenged and undermined by current United States policy towards multilateralism, the three instance…
Foreign Affairs
New Zealand's external orientations during the 1990s expanded under conditions of enhanced globalisation and interdependence. Increased external activity heightened the necessity for independent assessment, strong global citizenship credentials, and active multilateralism. This served trade diversification, consolidated the anti‐nuclear policy, and helped to support international law, human rights, and environmental policy objectives. Commonwealt…
The Coup Crisis in Fiji
The United Nations in Southeast Asia and the South Pacific
List of Tables - List of Abbreviations - List of Maps - Acknowledgements - Introduction - The United Nation and Cambodia - The United Nations and Refugees - the UN and Development - The UN and Environment - The UN and Human Rights - The UN and Advancement of Women - The UN/Regional Interface - State Interests at the United Nations - Conclusions - Bibliography - Index
Regional Ordering in the South Pacific
The United Nations and Asia‐Pacific: An overview
(1994). The United Nations and Asia‐Pacific: An overview. The Pacific Review: Vol. 7, No. 3, pp. 245-260
The military coup in Fiji
New Zealand and the Pacific
New Zealand and Antarctica
In the coming decade the continuing feasibility of the international arrangements devised for the use and governance of Antarctica will be challenged. The framework for international co-operation which has worked so well for many years must be adjusted to accommodate the sometimes disparate interests of those nations with a long-standing involvement in the Antarctic. As well, consideration must be given to the views of those nations which are sug…
Weak States in the International System. Michael Handel. London: Cass and Company, 1981, pp. 318, (U.K.) £15
Weak States in the International System. Michael Handel. London: Cass and Company, 1981, pp. 318, (U.K.) £15.." Political Science, 34(2), p. 241
The Leaves and the Elephant: Micronesia's Realities
Political shake‐up in Fiji: The outcome of the 1977 general election
Leadership in Fiji
A Mechanism For Enlarging The House Of Representatives
(1971). A Mechanism For Enlarging The House Of Representatives. Political Science: Vol. 23, No. 2, pp. 2-8
Pacific ways: Government and politics in the Pacific islands
This title is a fully revised, expanded and updated collection to that first published in 2009. The 27 country studies provided now importantly include West Papua and Timor Leste, while of the 16 c
The Coup Crisis in Fiji
Regimes that Obstruct: A Problem of Institutional Refurbishment Following Internal Conflict
Analysis of recovery from internal conflict has neglected difficult, but evident, problems of regime resistance to refurbishment of state institutions. How widespread is such resistance, what are its causes and how might it be remedied? Frequently the problem is attributed to ‘lack of political will’ but that generality raises more questions than answers. This article investigates manifestations of regime resistance to institutional refurbishment…
The United Nations in Southeast Asia and the South Pacific
List of Tables - List of Abbreviations - List of Maps - Acknowledgements - Introduction - The United Nation and Cambodia - The United Nations and Refugees - the UN and Development - The UN and Environment - The UN and Human Rights - The UN and Advancement of Women - The UN/Regional Interface - State Interests at the United Nations - Conclusions - Bibliography - Index
The military coup in Fiji
Political shake‐up in Fiji: The outcome of the 1977 general election
A Mechanism For Enlarging The House Of Representatives
(1971). A Mechanism For Enlarging The House Of Representatives. Political Science: Vol. 23, No. 2, pp. 2-8
A Mechanism For Enlarging The House Of Representatives
(1971). A Mechanism For Enlarging The House Of Representatives. Political Science: Vol. 23, No. 2, pp. 2-8
Political shake‐up in Fiji: The outcome of the 1977 general election
Leadership in Fiji
The Leaves and the Elephant: Micronesia's Realities
Weak States in the International System. Michael Handel. London: Cass and Company, 1981, pp. 318, (U.K.) £15
Weak States in the International System. Michael Handel. London: Cass and Company, 1981, pp. 318, (U.K.) £15.." Political Science, 34(2), p. 241
New Zealand and Antarctica
In the coming decade the continuing feasibility of the international arrangements devised for the use and governance of Antarctica will be challenged. The framework for international co-operation which has worked so well for many years must be adjusted to accommodate the sometimes disparate interests of those nations with a long-standing involvement in the Antarctic. As well, consideration must be given to the views of those nations which are sug…
New Zealand and the Pacific
The military coup in Fiji
The United Nations and Asia‐Pacific: An overview
(1994). The United Nations and Asia‐Pacific: An overview. The Pacific Review: Vol. 7, No. 3, pp. 245-260
Regional Ordering in the South Pacific
The United Nations in Southeast Asia and the South Pacific
List of Tables - List of Abbreviations - List of Maps - Acknowledgements - Introduction - The United Nation and Cambodia - The United Nations and Refugees - the UN and Development - The UN and Environment - The UN and Human Rights - The UN and Advancement of Women - The UN/Regional Interface - State Interests at the United Nations - Conclusions - Bibliography - Index
The Coup Crisis in Fiji
Foreign Affairs
New Zealand's external orientations during the 1990s expanded under conditions of enhanced globalisation and interdependence. Increased external activity heightened the necessity for independent assessment, strong global citizenship credentials, and active multilateralism. This served trade diversification, consolidated the anti‐nuclear policy, and helped to support international law, human rights, and environmental policy objectives. Commonwealt…
Analysts, Practitioners and Not Getting it Wrong: Some Implications for New Zealand’s Foreign Relations
Accurate judgement about the conduct and analysis of foreign relations requires recognition of a persisting, but altering dualism evident between the collaborative interest and sovereign preferences. Scope for bridging this divide is discussed in relation to principles of reciprocity, deliberation and justification. However such opportunities are challenged and undermined by current United States policy towards multilateralism, the three instance…
Internal Conflict and the International Community: Wars without End
Contents: Introduction The roots of internal conflict Small arms and light weapons Refugees and internal conflicts Human rights and internal conflicts International humanitarian law Responses to internal conflicts Post-conflict reconstruction The analytical dimensions Conclusions Select bibliography Index
Fiji Under Bainimarama: Brave New World or Hostage to Perdition
Jon Fraenkel and Stewart Firth (eds), From Election to Coup in Fiji: the 2006 campaign and its aftermath. Edited by Jon Fraenkel and Stewart Firth. Canberra, ANU E Press and Asia Pacific Press, 200
Interpreting Corruption: Culture and politics in the Pacific Islands
Interpreting Corruption: culture and politics in the Pacific Islands. By Peter Larmour. Honolulu, University of Hawai‘i Press, 2012. xxiii + 188 pp., notes, bibliog., index. ISBN978-0-8248-3514-9
Regimes that Obstruct: A Problem of Institutional Refurbishment Following Internal Conflict
Analysis of recovery from internal conflict has neglected difficult, but evident, problems of regime resistance to refurbishment of state institutions. How widespread is such resistance, what are its causes and how might it be remedied? Frequently the problem is attributed to ‘lack of political will’ but that generality raises more questions than answers. This article investigates manifestations of regime resistance to institutional refurbishment…
Internal Security and Statebuilding: Aligning Agencies and Functions
Internal Security and Statebuilding: Aligning Agencies and Functions." Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding, 11(1), pp. 140–141
Idyllic No More: Pacific Island climate, corruption and development dilemmas
Giff Johnson is a long-established journalist based in the Marshall Islands and has an authoritative record of reporting on Micronesia. This self-published collection comprises a series of blogs pr
Pacific ways: Government and politics in the Pacific islands
This title is a fully revised, expanded and updated collection to that first published in 2009. The 27 country studies provided now importantly include West Papua and Timor Leste, while of the 16 c
Unquiet time: Aotearoa/New Zealand in a fast-changing world
Colin James is one of New Zealand’s most experienced and respected journalists. This publication joins others where he has reflected upon his country’s politics, economics, social life and internat
Small arms and light weapons: The Disjunction Problem
Growing in range and urgency, humanitarian needs now pose increasingly acute questions for national security policy formulation. Whether over forced migration, food scarcity or nefarious electronic penetration, state security preferences face uneasy accommodations with individual needs be it for child survival, basic sustenance or rights to privacy. This paper deliberates a further field of increasingly apparent value contest: that involving the …
Political science (20 works) · Island Studies and Pacific Affairs (14 works) · Law (12 works) · Sociology (11 works) · Law (10 works) · Politics (10 works) · Geography (8 works) · History (8 works) · Ethnology (6 works) · Economics (5 works)