Introduction

The New Zealand Institute of International Affairs (NZIIA) is an independent, nationwide, non-profit making organisation. The Institute has no opinion on any policy issue, and does not support or condemn any viewpoint. Its purpose is to throw more light on the issues, to stimulate a range of views and to encourage informed opinions among its members and the community at large.

The Auckland Branch is based in the Department of Political Studies at the University of Auckland. It has members in all walks of life. The Branch holds its meetings about once a month on average. It also co-organises workshops and conferences with other institutions from time to time. These meetings, workshops and conferences give members the chance to meet prominent scholars and decision-makers from across the world. The Branch also distributes a newsletter, the "Diplomatic Forum".

Membership

The NZIIA Auckland Branch welcomes those who are interested in international affairs to sign up and become a member. For more information, see the Membership section.

Latest News

The Executive Committee of the Auckland Branch held its end of the year meeting on 19 November 2009.

Upcoming Events (Free & Open to Public)
 

 Cleo Paskal

The Chatham House

Global Warring:
How Environmental, Economic and Political Crises will Redraw the World Map
 

6pm-7.30pm, Thursday 1 April 2010
Lecture Theatre 018
Clock Tower Building
22 Princes Street

Randy Berry

Principal Officer/ Consul General, U.S. Consulate General Auckland

Observations on the Path to
Peace in Nepal



6pm-7.30pm, Tuesday 4 May 2010
Case Room 3, Level 0, Owen G. Glenn Building (business School)
12 Grafton Road, The University of Auckland

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