C
OLIN
J
AMES
Political Journalist & Analyst
Reasoned feedback is welcome at the address
below
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S
PEECHES,
P
APERS AND
B
RIEFINGS
A
RCHIVE
2010
The world from the apex of the triangle
1 July 2010
Pacific Rim Universities symposium
The no-special-treatment ethnic group
25 March 2010
Statistics Forum
Whose Treaty is it to be?
4 February 2010
Te Papa Waitangi debates
2009
Who guards the guardians?
25 June 2009
Institute of Public Administration
Generalising Maori
9 May 2009
Maori in Parliament conference
2008
The last baby-boomer election
12 December 2008
VUW post-election conference
The Key to a long, happy life?
9 December 2008
Institute of Public Administration seminar
Top of mind and proximate
10 October 2008
Launch of NZ-Australia Research Centre
The constitution in 2033
9 September 2008
IPS 25th anniversary lecture series
All change
18 July 2008
Manukau City Council Midwinter Function
Generational change and participation
11 July 2008
Australasian Study of Parliament conference
The future public service
5 June 2008
IPANZ young professionals conference
Fleas on a dog
16 May 2008
Graduation address, Victoria University
Trust and risk
6 May 2008
Unisys Technology Forum
2007
Settling the settler society
26 September 2007
Dominion Day symposium
Changing climates
18 September 2007
Water and Wastes Association conference
Prime Ministers in an outlier society
30 August 2007
Political studies conference
Ruth amid the alien corn
28 April 2007
"The Bolger Years" conference
The elusive SEM
9 March 2007
Legal Research Foundation conference
Making a future nation
8 February 2007
Te Papa Waitangi Day series
2006
Ten years of MMP
5 December 2006
Australasia Study of Parliament Group seminar
From the Pacific: NZ view of Australia's strategic role
27 September 2006
ASPI Global Forces conference
Foreign and family: the Australian connection
21 February 2006
Major Foreign Policy Issues Seminar
2005
A contest of wills
2 December 2005
Victoria University post-election conference
Whatever it takes
30 November 2005
Study of Parliament group seminar
After the Treaty: a new fiction
14 November 2005
Bruce Jesson Memorial Lecture
Four million people in search of an idea
24 July 2005
State of the Nation series, Anglican cathedral
Ruataniwha -- a double-take on the Treaty
13 May 2005
Speech to Ngai Tahu planning summit
The Pacific-ation of New Zealand
3 February 2005
Speech to Sydney Institute
2004
Sir Frank's next 20 years
19 November 2004
Seminar on Sir Frank Holmes
Polishing a tarnished veneer
22 October 2004
United Nations Assocation
Deciding what we want to be
15 October 2004
Tax Conference
When the balloon goes down
28 July 2004
Treasury productivity symposium
Rights, the Treaty and indigenisation
20 July 2004
Speech to Human Rights Treaty symposium
The politics of science and its doubters
25 June 2004
Speech to Veterinary Association
Whose party is this anyway?
16 June 2004
Speech to Institute of Directors
Time for a protocol on our approach to the world?
14 May 2004
Comments to the Australia-NZ Leadership Forum
What made the revolution
30 April 2004
Conference on 1984-87 government
Some questions about Asia
27 April 2004
Comments to the Asia Forum
Indigenising Aotearoa-New Zealand (part 1)
27 January 2004
Speech to Australian judges conference
Indigenising Aotearoa-New Zealand (part 2)
27 January 2004
Speech to Australian judges conference
Indigenising Aotearoa-New Zealand (part 3)
27 January 2004
Speech to Australian judges conference
2003
A peculiar inversion: politics over the next 12 months
20 November 2003
Information Technology Association
Good economics or good politics?
5 November 2003
Employers and Manufacturers
A hack at foreign affairs
15 October 2003
Wairarapa Institute of International Affairs
Looking through Iraq
27 March 2003
Microsoft partners function
Keeping the Knowledge Wave rolling on
21 February 2003
Knowledge Wave conference
2002
Public service under the hammer
3 December 2002
Institute of Public Administration
A change of mood?
29 November 2002
NZ Herald business lunch
Watch out for the elephants
16 November 2002
United Future conference
Two million voters in search of a rationale (part 1)
23 August 2002
Post-election conference
Two million voters in search of a rationale (part 2)
23 August 2002
Post-election conference
Michael Cullen's inefficient peasants
26 June 2002
Primary Resources Forum conference
Getting up to speed -- or not
21-22 May 2002
Summing up the Skill NZ "New Directions" conference
2001
Summing up regional development
29 November 2001
Regional development conference, Rotorua
Paddling round the archipelago
27 November 2001
Speech at E-vision interactive breakfast
A little knowledge is a dangerous thing
2 November 2001
Speech to Polytechnics Association conference
An ethnic accident
27 October 2001
Paper at Stout/IPS Australia-NZ conference
The government after 2002
11 October 2001
Speech to Importers Institute conference
"Left" and "Right"
20 August 2001
Speech to the Wellington Rotary Club
Hard Choices
3 August 2001
Summation at the Knowledge Wave conference
Catching the Tides of History
29 June 2001
Speech to the National Party Epsom
electorate's "newsmakers" breakfast
"Freedom" and "Security"
5 May 2001
Speech to the National Party
northern region conference
When the America's Cup is gone
4 April 2001
Auckland Regional Council function
The future of the Treaty of Waitangi
6 Feb 2001
Contribution to Waitangi Day Forum
2000
A new paradigm for local government?
10 Jul 2000
Speech to local government conference
The politics of the constitution
7-8 Apr 2000
paper for Constitutional conference
The issues in the 1999 election
18 Feb 2000
paper for conference at
Victoria University of Wellington
1999
Australia/NZ seminar
8 Nov 1999
Maryland University US
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ONTACT
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Email:
ColinJames@synapsis.co.nz
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