The survival of knowledge: The New Zealand plan

Robert L. Hilliard

Telecommunications Policy, 1989, vol. 13, issue 2, 94-98

Abstract: Nuclear disarmament in New Zealand is a tool for achieving international telecommunications. This article traces the development of the proposal made by Gordon Hogg in 1985 that New Zealand become a world databank repository. The success of this project would not only justify and strengthen a nuclear-free policy for New Zealand but also stimulate economic, social and political growth. However, although much progress has been made since 1985, four major parties still need to be convinced: politicians, the public, the peace movement and the media.

Date: 1989
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