Academic Resources from NZ Academics - National Security

Academic Resources

‘The Chamber of Wisdom’

National Security Journal (External Link)

Defence Security New Zealand (External Link)

If you are a NZ academic that has produced recent work in Defence, Intelligence and Security that can be added to this library please contact me. Diversity wanted. Including Masters and Phd Papers. Articles from Journals that are not open access can only be entered here if the right approvals are granted.

Ball, Rhys; Hoverd, Wil. (2017) ‘Overseeing New Zealand's Modern Military Operations’ (Article)

Battersby, John; Ball, Rhys; Nelson, Nick (2020) ‘New Zealand's Counter-terrorism Strategy: A Critical Assessment’ (Article)

Battersby, John (2021) ‘Terrorism - A Contextual Note"

Battersby, John (2019) ‘The Ghost of New Zealand's Terrorism Past and Present’ (Article)

Battersby, John (2020) ‘Security sector practitioner perceptions of the terror threat environment before the Christchurch attacks' (Article)

Brooks, Nathan; Barry-Walsh, Justin (2022) ‘Understanding the Role of Grievance and Fixation in Lone Actor Violence' (Article)

Buckingham, Louisa; Alali, Nusiebah. (2019) ‘Extreme Parallels: a corpus-driven analysis of ISIS and far-right discourse. (Article)

Carson, Donna (2021) ‘Breaking the Masculine Looking Glass: Women as Co-founders, Nurturers, and Executors of Extremism In New Zealand’ (Masters Thesis)

Crothers, Charles; O’Brien, Thomas. (2020) ‘The Contexts of the Christchurch terror attacks: social science perspectives’ (Article)

Crosby, Hayden (2017) 'Right-Wing Extremism in New Zealand: Dialogues with those who left’ (Masters Thesis)

Ellis, Gavin; Muller, Denis (2020) ‘The Proximity filter: the effect of distance on media coverage of the Christchurch mosque attacks" (Article)

Fitzgerald, Tylah Brooke, ‘One and the Same? An Exploration into Two Common Ideological Motivations for Lone Actor Terror Attacks in the West (2010-2017) (Masters Thesis)