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Dr Serena Lee Kelly

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Department: Global, Cultural and Language Studies

Email: serena.kelly@canterbury.ac.nz

Phone Number: +64 3 369 3999 ext. null

Office: Logie 611

Language: English

About
Research / Creative works
Networks

Fields of Research

  • European diplomacy
  • International political communication
  • Media analysis
  • Social Media analysis
  • Elite perceptions
  • Public opinion
  • The EU as an international actor

Researcher Summary

Current project 'The presence and profile of the EU in New Zealand' funded through the European Union Centre's Network. This research aims to promote a greater understanding of the EU and its policies in New Zealand's political, business, NGO, civil society and media communities (including NZ and EU/EU Member State's diplomatic corps), as well as of EU-NZ relations and NZ policies towards the EU.

Subject Area: Disciplines

  • Political Science, International Relations and Public Policy: International Relations; Political Science; Political Theory

Research/Scholarly/Creative Works

Journal Articles
  • Kelly S. (2022) The European Union and New Zealand: Possible Implications of Brexit. New Zealand Law Review 18: 26-50. http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/9789004529953_003.
  • Kelly S. and Doidge M. (2020) EU-Pacific engagement post Covid-19 and post-Brexit: What impact on the SDGs? PIMA Bulletin 31: 21-21.
  • Lai S., Holland M. and Kelly S. (2019) The Emperor’s new clothes? Perceptions of the EU’s strategic partnerships in Asia. Asia Europe Journal 17(3): 341-360. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10308-019-00558-y.
  • Wellings B., Kelly S., Wilson B., Burton J. and Holland M. (2018) Narrative Alignment and Misalignment: NATO as a Global Actor as Seen from Australia and New Zealand. Asian Security 14(1): 24-37. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/14799855.2017.1361731.
  • Chaban N. and Kelly S. (2017) Tracing the evolution of EU images using a case-study of Australia and New Zealand. Journal of Common Market Studies 55(4): 691-708. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/jcms.12510.
  • Chaban N. and Kelly SL. (2017) Tracing the evolution of EU images using a case-study of Australia and New Zealand. Journal of Common Market Studies 55(4): 691-708.
  • Kelly S., Chaban N. and Elgström O. (2016) Perceptions on the EU’s fledgling Delegations: More coherence, more effectiveness? European Foreign Affairs Review 21(4): 493-515.
  • Chaban N., Kelly S. and Bain J. (2014) En'vision'ing Europe's Crisis: A visual and textual analysis of the EU imagery in Chinese, Indian and Russian business newspapers. Journal of International Communication 20(1): 1-20.
  • Chaban N., Elgström O., Kelly S. and Lai SY. (2013) Images of the EU beyond its borders: Issue-specific and regional perceptions of EU power and leadership. Journal of Common Market Studies 51(3): 433-451. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/jcms.12004.
  • Kelly S. (2013) New Zealand Elite Perceptions on the EU: A Longitudinal Analysis. Baltic Journal of European Studies 3(3): 153-174. http://dx.doi.org/10.2478/bjes-2013-0025.
  • Kelly S. and Smith NR. (2013) The EU's Reaction to the Arab Spring: External Media Portrayals in China, India and Russia. European Foreign Affairs Review 18(2): 217-234.
  • Bain J., Chaban N. and Kelly S. (2012) Crumbling giant, rising dragon? Chinese news media cartoon reflections on the Eurozone debt crisis. Communication, Politics and Culture 45(2): 217-240.
  • Chaban N., Kelly S. and Bain J. (2012) Local Hooks and Regional Anchors: Media Representations of the EU in the Pacific. Communication, Politics and Culture 45(1): 118-139.
  • Kelly S. (2012) Great Expectations? Perspectives from the EU Asia-Pacific Diplomatic Community on the EEAS. EU External Affairs Review 2(1): 18-33.
  • Kelly S. (2010) Clutching at the apron strings? New Zealand's relationship with the EU and the possible consequences for ASEM. Asia-Europe Journal 8(2): 212-226. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10308-010-0262-y.
  • Chaban N., Kelly S. and Bain J. (2009) European Commission Delegations and EU Public Policy: Stakeholders' Perceptions from the Asia-Pacific. European Foreign Affairs Review 14(2): 271-288.
Chapters
  • Kelly S. and Mochan A. (2020) So close yet so far: Australian and New Zealand perceptions of the EU post-Brexit vote. In Chaban N; Niemann A; Speyer J (Ed.), Changing Perceptions of the EU at Times of Brexit: 265-`280. London and New York: Routledge.
  • Kelly S., Doser F. and Chaban N. (2020) Shifting frames: images of Brexit in NZ and possible consequences. In Holland M; Haba K (Ed.), Brexit and After - European Crisis and Reconstruction for Asian Development: 159-179. Singapore: Springer Nature Singapore.
  • Chaban N., Kelly S. and Brady A. (2019) Small States in a New Era of Public Diplomacy: New Zealand and Digital Diplomacy. In Brady A (Ed.), Small States and the Changing Global Order: 75-89. Cham: Springer. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-18803-0_5.
  • Gibbons M., Kelly S. and Holland M. (2019) Escaping the UK’s Shadow: New Zealand and the European Union. In Brady A (Ed.), Small States and the Changing Global Order: New Zealand Faces the Future: 179-192. Cham: Springer. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-18803-0_11.
  • Chaban N., Kelly SL. and Rayroux A. (2018) Communicating the EU externally: media framing of the EU's irregular migration crisis (case-studies of New Zealand and Canada). In Bengtsson R; Rosén Sundström M (Ed.), The EU and the emerging global order: Essays in honour of Ole Elgstöm: 197-222. Lund: Lund University.
  • Chaban N., Kelly S. and Holland M. (2015) Perceptions of "Normative Power Europe" in the shadow of the Eurozone debt crisis: Public perspectives on European integration from the Asia Pacific. In Björkdahl A; Chaban N; Leslie J; Masselot A (Ed.), Importing EU Norms? Conceptual Framework and Empirical Findings: 57-77. Cham: Springer International Publishing. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-13740-7_5.
  • Kelly S. (2015) The EU in New Zealand and Singapore: A normative power? In Winand P; Benvenuti A; Guderzo M (Ed.), The External Relations of the European Union: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives: 95-116. Brussels: PIE Peter Lang. http://dx.doi.org/10.3726/978-3-0352-6497-5.
  • Chaban N., Holland M., Kelly S. and Lai SY. (2013) Images of European Integration in Asia. In Christiansen T; Kirchner E; Murray P (Ed.), The Palgrave Handbook of EU-Asia Relations: 59-74. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.
  • Holland M. and Kelly S. (2012) A Payer or Player? EU Developmental Action in the Pacific. In Gänzle S; Grimm S; Makhan D (Ed.), The European Union and Global Development: An 'Enlightened Superpower' in the Making?: 245-260. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
  • Kelly S. (2008) Perceptions of European Union Member State Diplomats: The Potential Impact of the EEAS in New Zealand. In Mayes DG (Ed.), The Varieties of Linguistic, Religious, and Geographical Identities in Europe: Essays on the Problem of European Unification Lewiston: Edwin Mellen Press.
Theses / Dissertations
  • Kelly SL. (2010) The European Union in the Asia-Pacific: Current Representations and the Potential Impact of EEAS. Christchurch, New Zealand. University of Canterbury.
Conference Contributions - Other
  • Chaban N., Kelly S. and Malkov A. (2022) Cultural and Digital: Digital Diplomacy in Communicating the EU and EU Member States as Cultural Diplomacy Actors. UC, NZ: International PD-PCF/Reactik Symposium “Cultural Diplomacy in the 21st century: Theorising global, supranational, national and regional intersections”, 28-29 Apr 2022.
  • Kelly S. (2022) Power dynamics and the EU-NZ FTA. Online: New Zealand Political Studies Association conference, 8-10 Feb 2022.
  • Kelly S. (2022) The EU’s Indo-Pacific Strategy and the Pacific: Rhetoric or meaningful engagement? Seoul, Korea: EUSAAP, 7-8 Jul 2022.
  • Kelly S. and Lai S. (2022) EU digital diplomacy: Projection and Reception in East Asia. Seoul, Korea: EUSAAP, 7-8 Jul 2022.
  • Chaban N. and Kelly S. (2021) Digital Cultural Diplomacy: EU and EU Member States public diplomacy in New Zealand. Virtual: International Studies Association, 6-9 Apr 2021.
  • Doidge M. and Kelly S. (2021) Perceptions of Development: The EU and China in the Pacific Media. Melbourne, Australia: European Union Studies Association–Asia Pacific Conference, 28-29 Jun 2021.
  • Kelly S. and Doidge M. (2021) EU-Pacific Engagement Post Covid-19 and Post-Brexit: What Impact on the SDGs? RMIT, Melbourne: Europe, the Asia-Pacific and the Global Transformation Agenda, 24-26 Mar 2021.
  • Kelly S. (2019) Ireland, the EU and New Zealand: Emotional connections and navigating a post-Brexit world. Lisbon: 49th UACES Annual Conference, 1-4 Sep 2019.
  • Kelly S. (2019) Russia, the EU and Free Trade Agreements: a case study of New Zealand. Christchurch, New Zealand: New Zealand Political Science Association Conference, 27-29 Nov 2019.
  • Kelly S. (2019) The EU’s new leadership: what impact on EU foreign policy? Christchurch, New Zealand: New Zealand Political Science Conference, 27-29 Nov 2019.
  • Kelly SL. and Holland M. (2018) New Zealand perceptions of an EU Free Trade Agreement – beyond the ISDS. Bath, UK: UACES 2018 Conference, 2-5 Sep 2018.
  • Kelly SL. and Holland M. (2018) New Zealand perceptions of an EU Free Trade Agreement – beyond the ISDS. Taipei, Taiwan: EUSAAP 2018 Conference, 28-29 Dec 2018.
  • Chaban N. and Kelly S. (2017) Small States in a New Era of Public Diplomacy: New Zealand and Digital Diplomacy. Christchurch, NZ: SSANSE Conference, 3-4 Jun 2017.
  • Kelly SL. (2017) New Zealand and ASEM: The record and prospects. Myanmar: Asia-Europe Think Tank Dialogue, 15-16 Nov 2017.
  • Kelly SL. and Chaban N. (2017) Small States in a New Era of Public Diplomacy: New Zealand’s MFAT use of social media. Myanmar: 19th Asia-Europe Think Tank Dialogue Addressing the Impact of Digitalisation – What role for ASEM?, 15-16 Nov 2017.
  • Kelly SL. and Holland M. (2017) The changing nature of NZ-EU relations from the perspective of small state theory. Macau: European Union Academic Programme-Macau Bi-annual Conference “60 Years after the Treaties of Rome: What is the Future for the European Union?”, 27-28 Nov 2017.
  • Kelly SL., Doser F. and Chaban N. (2017) Shifting frames: External & Internal Media Framing of Brexit in 2016 in NZ. Tokyo, Japan: European Union Studies Association Asia Pacific Annual Conference 2017: The Roles of the EU and the Asia Pacific in the Global Era – Politics, International Relations, Economics, Law, 1-2 Jul 2017.
  • Kelly SL., Doser F. and Chaban N. (2017) Shifting frames: External and Internal Media Framing of Brexit in 2016 (case of New Zealand). Christchurch, New Zealand: Normative Power in crisis? The EU in Asia, 18-20 Jan 2017.
  • Kelly SL., Doser F. and Chaban N. (2017) Shifting frames: External & Internal Media Framing of BREXIT in NZ. Melbourne, Australia: Fulfilling the Vision: European Union Futures? A joint EU Centres’ conference, 16-18 Oct 2017.
  • Holland M. and Kelly SL. (2016) New Zealand perceptions on the EU: from Enlargement to UK referendum. Auckland, New Zealand: World Journalism Education Conference: Identity and Integrity in Journalism Education, 13-16 Jul 2016.
  • Kelly S. (2016) Leading by feminist example? The EU’s High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy. University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand: Resistance, Backlash and Power:Gender Equality and Feminist New Practice in EU and Global Discourse, 1 Apr 2016.
  • Rayroux A., Kelly S. and Chaban N. (2016) The EU in the Commonwealth Media: a Eurosceptic Filter? Prague, Czech Republic: ECPR, 7-10 Sep 2016.
  • Kelly S. (2015) Rule maker or rule taker? Perceptions of the EU as a trading partner in Asia. Seoul, Korea: European Union Studies Association Asia Pacific Conference, 11-12 Jun 2015.
  • Kelly S. (2015) Rule makers or rule takers? Perceptions of the EU as a trading partner in China and Singapore. University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand: 2015 Annual Conference of the New Zealand Asian Studies Society (NZASIA), 29 Nov-1 Dec 2015.
  • Kelly S. and Chaban N. (2015) Improving Communication amongst Strategic Partners? Perceptions on the EU's fledgling Delegations. Christchurch, New Zealand: Strategic Narratives of Identity: The EU, Europe and the World, 27-27 Feb 2015.
  • Chaban N., Kelly S. and Bain J. (2014) Does More Coherence Mean More Effectiveness? The EEAS and the European Union Delegations. Cork, Ireland: 44th Annual Conference for the Academic Associations for Contemporary European Studies (UACES), 1-3 Sep 2014.
  • Kelly S. (2014) The EU's impact in China, India and Russia: The media presence of NPE. Christchurch, New Zealand: Jean Monnet Chair and Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence Symposium: Normative Power Europe?: EU External Outreach and International Identity, 28-28 Feb 2014.
  • Kelly S., Chaban N. and Bain J. (2013) Perceptions of EU Delegations in the Asia Pacific. Australian National University, Canberra, Australia: EUCN Conference; Smart, Sustainable and Inclusive: Researching the EU from Australia and New Zealand, 8-11 Sep 2013.
  • Chaban N., Bain J. and Kelly S. (2012) En'vision'ing Europe's Crisis: Intertextual Analysis of Photographs and Political Cartoons in the Chinese Press. Singapore: Annual Conference of the EU Studies Association Asia Pacific (EUSAP), 4-5 Jun 2012.
  • Chaban N., Kelly S. and Bain J. (2012) The EU as a normative power: media recognition in Pacific Island countries. Christchurch, New Zealand: Democracy in the Pacific, 18-19 Oct 2012.
  • Chaban N., Kelly S. and de Crescenzo E. (2012) Doctors and patients: Images of the EU among Australasian elites. Palmerston North, New Zealand: New Zealand EU Centres Network Annual Conference (EUCNetwork), 13-15 Dec 2012.
  • Kelly S. (2012) East vs. West: Where should New Zealand's political and economic allegiance lie? Palmerston North, New Zealand: New Zealand EU Centres Network Annual Conference (EUCNetwork), 13-15 Dec 2012.
  • Kelly S. and Smith N. (2012) Closing the 'expectations-capabilities' gap post-Lisbon? External media portrayals of the EU's reaction to the Arab Spring in the BRIC countries. Singapore: Annual Conference of the EU Studies Association Asia Pacific (EUSAP), 4-5 Jun 2012.
  • Chaban N., Kelly S. and Bain J. (2011) Local Hooks and Regional Anchors: Media Representations of the EU in the Pacific. Melbourne, Australia: Media, Communication and Democracy: Global and National Environments, 31 Aug-2 Sep 2011.
  • Kelly S. (2011) Can new identities be forged through institution-building?: a case study of the European External Action Service. University of Cantebury, Christchurch, New Zealand: Regional Integration and Identity in the Pacific: A Colloquium, 19-19 Dec 2011.
  • Kelly S. and Smith N. (2011) External Perceptions of the EU as a Single International Actor: the Case of the Arab Spring. Dunedin, New Zealand: 2011 New Zealand Political Studies Association Conference, 1-2 Dec 2011.
  • Kelly S. (2010) Great Expectations? Perspectives from the EU Asia-Pacific on the Lisbon Treaty. Lincoln, New Zealand: European Union Centres Network Conference 2010 (EUCN), 25-26 Nov 2010.
  • Kelly S. (2010) The EEAS: Perspectives from the EU Asia-Pacific diplomatic community. Maastricht, The Netherlands: The European Union Diplomatic System after Lisbon: Institutions Matter, 18-19 Nov 2010.
  • Chaban N., Kelly S. and Bain J. (2008) European Commission Delegations and EU Public Policy: Stakeholders' perceptions from the Asia-Pacific. Christchurch, New Zealand: European Union Centres Network Conference 2008 (EUCN), 25-27 Sep 2008.
  • Kelly S. (2007) A Necessary Change? Recent Developments in EU Foreign Policy. Dunedin, New Zealand: European Union Centres Network Conference 2007 (EUCN), 12-13 Nov 2007.
  • Martin S. (2006) Perceptions of European Union Member State Diplomats: The Potential Impact of the EEAS in New Zealand. Auckland, New Zealand: European Union Centres Network Conference 2006 (EUCN), 9-10 Nov 2006.
  • Martin S. (2006) Researching the Role of European Ambassadors to New Zealand and the Potential Impact of the Proposed European External Action Service. Christchurch, New Zealand: New Zealand Political Studies Association (NZPSA) Conference, 28-29 Aug 2006.
Additional Publications
  • Doidge M. and Kelly S. (2022) Understanding Ukraine’s symbolic fight to return to Europe, as the EU marks 18 years since its ‘big bang’ enlargement. The Conversation. [News Article].
  • Kelly S. (2022) The EU, SDGs and Global Governance. RMIT, Melbourne, Australia: Global Governance for Transformative Action Towards the SDGs, 28 Apr 2022.
  • Kelly S. and Doidge M. (2022) A trade deal with the EU makes sense for NZ, but what’s in it for Europe? Symbolically, a lot. The Conversation. [News Article].
  • Doidge M. and Kelly S. (2021) German election: the race to replace Angela Merkel and why it matters to New Zealand. The Conversation. [News Article].
  • Kelly S. (2021) UC Connection Public Lecture: New Zealand, the EU and Brexit: What next? University of Canterbury: UC Connect Public Lecture: New Zealand, the EU and Brexit: What next?, 28 Jul 2021.
  • Kelly S. and Doidge M. (2021) Community or Chaos: German Election – Serena Kelly and Mathew Doidge. OAR. [Radio Interview].
  • Doidge M. and Kelly S. (2020) SDG10: Reduced Inequalities. Jean Monnet Sustainable Development Goals Network Policy Brief Series. [Policy brief].
  • Kelly S. (2020) The EU’s new leadership: perceived legitimacy and the impact of Covid-19. Melbourne, Sydney, Christchurch: Joint European Union Centre at RMIT and Contemporary European Studies Association Australia. [Public seminar: The European Union, after COVID-19: Where next for the new EU Leadership?].
  • Kelly S. and Doidge M. (2020) SDG10: Reduced Inequalities. RMIT, Melbourne, Australia: Jean Monnet Sustainable Development Goals Network Seminar Series. [Oral Presentation].
  • Kelly S. and Griffin A. (2020) GIs and Leaks: An update on the EU-NZ FTA negotiations. ESAANZ Blog Series 2(1) online: European Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand. [Blog].
  • Kelly S. and Holland M. (2020) Perceptions of Ireland in New Zealand. In Perceptions of Ireland in New Zealand, Commissioned by Irish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
  • Holland M., Chaban N. and Kelly S. (2019) An Evening With Professor Martin Holland, Professor Natalia Chaban and Dr Serena Kelly, National Centre for Research on Europe: Re-launching NZ-European Relations. Arts Centre, University of Canterbury, Christchurch: An evening with.
  • Kelly S. (2019) A case study of Ireland’s public diplomacy in New Zealand: Emotional connections and navigating a post-Brexit world. Siem Reap: 7th ASEF Public Diplomacy Training.
  • Kelly S. (2019) New Zealand perceptions of Ireland. NCRE Presentation to German Ministers of Government.
  • Kelly S. (2019) Book Review: Joe Burton: NATO’s durability in a post-cold war world. New Zealand International Review 44(6).
  • Kelly S. (2019) BREXIT, the EU and New Zealand: what next? Palmerston North: Massey University. [Europe, the UK and New Zealand Trade in the Time of Brexit lecture series].
  • Kelly S. (2019) Ireland, the EU and New Zealand: Emotional connections and navigating a post-Brexit world. Palmerston North: Massey University. [Public Seminar].
  • Doidge M. and Kelly S. (2018) SDG1 - No Poverty. Melbourne, Australia: Jean Monnet Sustainable Development Goals Network Seminar Series 1, 23 Oct 2018.
  • Doidge M. and Kelly S. (2018) SDG 1: End poverty in all its forms everywhere. In Jean Monnet Sustainable Development Goals Network Policy Brief Series, RMIT. 1-8.
  • Kelly SL. (2016) BREXIT in Brief and New Zealand's reaction to it. University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand: Presentation to Canterbury Model EU: BREXIT -- Reactions from NZ's Media and Effects for New Zealand, the EU and Individuals.
  • Kelly SL. (2016) New Zealand, the EU and the UK: New Zealand's media representation of BREXIT. School of Politics and International Relations, University of Kent, United Kingdom: Guest Lecture.
  • Holland M. and Kelly S. (2012) Story: Britain, Europe and New Zealand. Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand Wellington.
  • Kelly S. and Polonska E. (2012) New Zealand vs. Australia: Views on Europe in Crisis from Down Under. University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand: Jean Monnet Public Event 'Communicating Europe in Times of Crises'.
  • Kelly S. and Avery G. (2011) Op-ed: One Year On: Measuring the EEAS' Success. EU External Affairs Review.
  • Bain J. and Kelly S. (2008) The Visibility of the EU as a Development Actor in the Pacific.European Commission Delegation.

Editorial Work

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  • European Union External Affairs Review Editor, Special Issue ( 2011 - 2023)
  • Working papers with authors from Russia, Japan, Singapore, China, Thailand, Malaysia, South Korea, India Australia and New Zealand. Editor ( 2011 - 2023)

Review and Refereeing

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  • Critical Policy Studies ( 2018 - 2023)
  • European Journal of International Relations ( 2011 - 2023)
  • Hamburg Review of Social Sciences ( 2011 - 2023)
  • Journal of Common Market Studies ( 2018 - 2023)

Affiliations

  • National Centre for Research on Europe (NCRE) (Teaching/Research Organisation): Deputy Director

Research Groups

  • National Centre for Research on Europe (NCRE)
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