Speakers:
Pacific specialists from New Zealand, Australia, Samoa,
Fiji, France, Germany, Canada, and the USA will participate
in the 39th Foreign Policy School. Speakers arranged so
far include:
Mr Phil Goff
Minister of Foreign Affairs and
Trade, New Zealand |
Professor Epeli Hau'ofa
Director, Oceania Centre for Arts
and Culture, University of the South Pacific |
Prof Timothy Shaw
Director of the Institute of Commonwealth
Studies, University of London |
Assoc Prof John Henderson
Department of Political Science,
University of Canterbury |
Assoc Prof Terence
Wesley-Smith
Centre for Pacific Islands Studies,
University of Hawai'i at Manoa |
Mr Greg Fry
Hedley Bull Fellow, Department
of International Relations, Research School of Pacific
Studies, Australian National University |
Mr Michael Powles
Director, Pacific Cooperation
Foundation. |
Dr Sandra Tarte
Department of History/Politics,
University of the South Pacific |
Dr Jonathan Fraenkel
Department of History/Politics,
University of the South Pacific |
Mr Greg Urwin
Secretary General, Pacific Islands
Forum |
Dr Allan Hawke
High Commissioner for Australia
to New Zealand |
Dr Dirk Nabers
Institute of Asian Affairs, Hamburg,
Germany |
Motarilavoa Hilda
Lini
Director of the Pacific Concerns
Resource Centre, Fiji |
Otago Foreign Policy
School is supported by: |
| Australian High
Commission. |
| British High
Commission, Wellington. |
| Embassy of the
United States of America, Wellington. |
| German Embassy. |
| Ministry of
Foreign Affairs and Trade, Wellington. |
| New Zealand
Institute of International Affairs. |
| Otago Daily
Times. |
| Pacific Cooperation
Foundation. |
| New Zealand
Institute of International Affairs. |
| University of
Otago-Division of Humanities. |
| Vincent George
House of Travel Ltd, Dunedin. |
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| Key Themes |
Regionalism
and the Pacific:
comparative perspectives |
Old and new
concepts of the South Pacific
as a region |
The economics
and politics of regional
cooperation |
Human security
and development in the
region |
| The role
of civil society |
| Sharing,
and taking care of resources |
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| Since its inception in 1966 the University of Otago
Foreign Policy School has developed into a premiere event
on New Zealand's international calendar.
Its unique structure and setting allow for an uninhibited
discussion by foreign policy analysts and practitioners
of a major current affairs issue. |
Directors
Dr Ian Frazer
Department of Anthropology,
University of Otago
Professor Phillip Nel
Department of Political Studies,
University of Otago
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Venue
Salmond hall, 19 knox St, Dunedin |
Dates and Times
Registration for the School will take place in the foyer
of Salmond Hall from 6.00pm to 7.00pm on Friday 25 June:
a light buffet meal will be served.
The opening session will commence at 7.00pm.
The School will close at approximately 12 noon on Monday
28 June.
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Registration
To register please download the
PDF form below, fill out the appropriate sections and
post back to us asap.
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Registration
Fee:
(Fee includes GST, Friday evening refreshments and
light buffet meal,Saturday and Sunday lunches, and morning
and afternoon teas)
Proceedings
not included in fee |
Before
11 June 2004 |
$NZD
250 |
After
11 June 2004 |
$NZD
300 |
NZIIA Rate |
$NZD 230 |
Student
Rate |
$NZD
90 |
Accommodation
and meals
Salmond Hall
Includes 3 nights Bed and Breakfast, Saturday and
Sunday Dinner.
www.salmondhall.ac.nz |
$NZD
175 |
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To obtain an enrolment form or for further
information contact:
Otago Foreign Policy School
C/- Julie Wilson
Division of Sciences
University of Otago
P.O. Box 56
Dunedin
Tel 64 3 4797534
julie.wilson@stonebow.otago.ac.nz |
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