FM.- Small Can Be Huge: New Zealand Foreign Policy in an Era of Global Uncertainty.- Part I: New Zealand foreign policy institutions and process.- The Urgent Versus the Important: How Foreign and Security Policy Is Negotiated in New Zealand.- The New Zealand Defence Force Role in New Zealand Foreign Policy.- Aid and Foreign Policy: New Zealand Development Assistance in the Pacific.- Small States in a New Era of Public Diplomacy: New Zealand and Digital Diplomacy.- Part II New Zealand's Bedrock Bilateral relationships.- Pragmatic Optimisation: Australia-New Zealand Relations in the 21st-Century.- New Zealand-US Relations in the Trump Era and Beyond.- A Strategic Partnership: New Zealand-China Relations in the Xi Jinping Era and Beyond.- Neighbours and Cousins: Aotearoa-New Zealand's Relationship with the Pacific.- Like-Minded States: New Zealand-ASEAN Relations in the Changing Asia-Pacific Strategic Environment.- Escaping the UK's Shadow:New Zealand and the European Union.- Dealing with a Proactive Japan: Reconsidering Japan's Regional Role and Its Value for New Zealand's Foreign Policy.- Russia Resurgent: The Implications for New Zealand.- Looking to the Future: Expanding New Zealand Foreign Relations Beyond Traditional Partnerships.- Part III: New Zealand and global governance.- Climate Change: Antarctic Geopolitics and the Implications for New Zealand Foreign Policy.- A Small State in the Global Commons: New Zealand's Approach to Climate Change.- New Zealand's Trade Policy.- Small States and International Organisations: New Zealand's Diversifying International Engagement.- New Zealand and Disarmament: Where National and Global Interests Converge.- Part IV: Exploring all our options.- Meeting New Zealand's Peace and Security Challenges Through Disarmament and Nonviolence.- Principled Small Nation or Stalwart Ally? New Zealand's Independent Foreign Policy.- Small States andthe Changing Global Order: What Small State Theory Can Offer New Zealand Foreign Policymaking.