This book uniquely presents the evolution of EU-New Zealand relations as presented in high-level speeches by both EU and New Zealand political leaders since the start of the millennium. It examines a changing EU context that ranges from the days of Euro-optimism, reflected by the 2004 enlargement, to self-reflection as a consequence of crisis.
This book uniquely presents the evolution of EU-New Zealand relations as presented in high-level speeches by both EU and New Zealand political leaders since the start of the millennium. It examines a changing EU context that ranges from the days of Euro-optimism, reflected by the 2004 enlargement, to self-reflection as a consequence of crisis.
Serena Kelly is lecturer and post doctoral research fellow at the University of Canterbury. Martin Holland is director of the National Centre for Research on Europe at the University of Canterbury and of New Zealand's EU Centres Network.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface: The Europa Lectures Introduction: Reporting the European Union in the New Zealand Media 2004-2015, Martin Holland and Serena Kelly Chapter 1: Europa Lecture 2001-What's Europe Done for Us? Terry Wynn, Member of the European Parliament Chapter 2: Europa Lecture 2002-New Zealand's Relationship with Europe, Rt. Hon. Helen Clark, Prime Minister of New Zealand Chapter 3: Europa Lecture 2003-EU-New Zealand Relations after Enlargement, Rt. Hon. Lord Patten of Barnes, European Commissioner for External Relations Chapter 4: Europa Lecture 2004-EU Enlargement: Challenges and Opportunities, Rt. Hon. Margaret Beckett, British Foreign Secretary Chapter 5: Europa Lecture 2005-NZ and the EU, 12 Months after Enlargement, Hon. Phil Goff, New Zealand Minister for Foreign Trade and Affairs Chapter 6: Europa Lecture 2005-Turkey and the European Union: Opportunities and Challenges for New Zealand, Tayyip Recep Erdo¿an, Prime Minister of Turkey Chapter 7: Europa Lecture 2006-European Agricultural Policy in a Changing Environment, Marian Fischer Boel, European Commissioner for Agriculture Chapter 8: Europa Lecture 2007-The European Union and New Zealand: New Perspectives, Benita Ferrero-Waldner, European Commission for External Relations Chapter 9: Europa Lecture 2008-New Zealand and Europe: A Partnership for the 21st Century, Winston Peters, New Zealand Minister for Foreign Affairs Chapter 10: Europa Lecture 2009-New Zealand and the European Union: A New Relationship, Murray McCullay, New Zealand Minster for Foreign Affairs Chapter 11: Europa Lecture 2010-Europe's Place in New Zealand's Foreign Policy, John Key, Prime Minister of New Zealand Chapter 12: Europa Lecture 2011-The European Economy and New Zealand, José Manuel Durão Barroso, President of the European Commission Chapter 13: Europa Lecture 2012-History and Future of Poland as an Independent Nation and as Part of the European Union, Aleksander Kwäniewski, Former President of Poland Chapter 14: Europa Lecture 2012-The European Union's Response to Security Challenges in Its Wider Neighbourhood and in Asia, Helga Schmid, Deputy Secretary General for the European External Action Service Chapter 15: Europa Lecture 2013-The European Union in the Contemporary World, Sem Fabrizi, Head of the Delegation of the European Union to Australia and New Zealand Appendix: Biographical Details About the Editors
Preface: The Europa Lectures Introduction: Reporting the European Union in the New Zealand Media 2004-2015, Martin Holland and Serena Kelly Chapter 1: Europa Lecture 2001-What's Europe Done for Us? Terry Wynn, Member of the European Parliament Chapter 2: Europa Lecture 2002-New Zealand's Relationship with Europe, Rt. Hon. Helen Clark, Prime Minister of New Zealand Chapter 3: Europa Lecture 2003-EU-New Zealand Relations after Enlargement, Rt. Hon. Lord Patten of Barnes, European Commissioner for External Relations Chapter 4: Europa Lecture 2004-EU Enlargement: Challenges and Opportunities, Rt. Hon. Margaret Beckett, British Foreign Secretary Chapter 5: Europa Lecture 2005-NZ and the EU, 12 Months after Enlargement, Hon. Phil Goff, New Zealand Minister for Foreign Trade and Affairs Chapter 6: Europa Lecture 2005-Turkey and the European Union: Opportunities and Challenges for New Zealand, Tayyip Recep Erdo¿an, Prime Minister of Turkey Chapter 7: Europa Lecture 2006-European Agricultural Policy in a Changing Environment, Marian Fischer Boel, European Commissioner for Agriculture Chapter 8: Europa Lecture 2007-The European Union and New Zealand: New Perspectives, Benita Ferrero-Waldner, European Commission for External Relations Chapter 9: Europa Lecture 2008-New Zealand and Europe: A Partnership for the 21st Century, Winston Peters, New Zealand Minister for Foreign Affairs Chapter 10: Europa Lecture 2009-New Zealand and the European Union: A New Relationship, Murray McCullay, New Zealand Minster for Foreign Affairs Chapter 11: Europa Lecture 2010-Europe's Place in New Zealand's Foreign Policy, John Key, Prime Minister of New Zealand Chapter 12: Europa Lecture 2011-The European Economy and New Zealand, José Manuel Durão Barroso, President of the European Commission Chapter 13: Europa Lecture 2012-History and Future of Poland as an Independent Nation and as Part of the European Union, Aleksander Kwäniewski, Former President of Poland Chapter 14: Europa Lecture 2012-The European Union's Response to Security Challenges in Its Wider Neighbourhood and in Asia, Helga Schmid, Deputy Secretary General for the European External Action Service Chapter 15: Europa Lecture 2013-The European Union in the Contemporary World, Sem Fabrizi, Head of the Delegation of the European Union to Australia and New Zealand Appendix: Biographical Details About the Editors
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