Titlebook: Evolving European Perceptions Amidst Asian Neighbours; New Zealand‘s Mergin David Hall Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Book 2024dience is those with interest in how European perceptions of Asia were formed in the 19th century and Asia‘s response to those perceptions and how a country with a strong European culture copes with the need to better integrate with Asian neighbours..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-2524-3on New Zealand trade. Prejudices in New Zealand were formed by India’s moves towards independence and the potential impact on the British Empire. Would giving the ‘brown man’ equality cause trouble for the white dominions, such as New Zealand, which had laws giving preference to white immigrants?

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Perceptions of India in the First Half of the Twentieth Century,on New Zealand trade. Prejudices in New Zealand were formed by India’s moves towards independence and the potential impact on the British Empire. Would giving the ‘brown man’ equality cause trouble for the white dominions, such as New Zealand, which had laws giving preference to white immigrants?

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2662-7922 rget audience is those with interest in how European perceptions of Asia were formed in the 19th century and Asia‘s response to those perceptions and how a country with a strong European culture copes with the need to better integrate with Asian neighbours..978-981-97-2395-9978-981-97-2393-5Series ISSN 2662-7922 Series E-ISSN 2662-7930

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-6846-5and was not separate and distinct from Britain, it was an integral part of Britain. By the 21st century,?in trading terms, New Zealand’s many agreements with Asian-Pacific countries suggest that it had become an Asian-Pacific country and no longer a European outpost in the South Pacific. But that has not yet been grasped by most New Zealanders.

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Introduction,fluence modern attempts to form working relationships between the two. The book analyses how and why those entrenched prejudices about Asia became ingrained in New Zealanders in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.