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This book outlines an analytical framework to understand power, influence, and statecraft in the Pacific Islands region. With contributions by scholars from the United States, Australia, China, New Zealand, and across the Pacific Islands region, it provides 'both sides of the story' of statecraft and explores how power and influence are being exercised in the Pacific Islands.
Amid escalating strategic competition, the United States, China, Australia, and a range of other partners are trying to exercise power and influence in their Pacific Islands region through their statecraft. But which partners are doing what, where are they doing it, and how are Pacific Island countries and people responding? Through case studies of key examples - such as economic assistance, defence diplomacy, scholarships, and strategic narratives - this book analyses how tools of statecraft are being deployed by a range of key partners and Pacific Island states, and how they are being received by Pacific Island countries and people.
A vital resource for scholars and practitioners in International Relations and diplomacy as well as those seeking to understand how statecraft, power, and influence are being exercised in the Pacific Islands region.
The Open Access version of this book, available at http://www.taylorfrancis.com, has been made available under a Creative Commons [Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives (CC-BY-NC-ND)] 4.0 license.
Contents
Table of contents
Acknowledgement
Chapter 1 - Understanding and analysing statecraft in the Pacific Islands
Joanne Wallis, Henrietta McNeill, Michael Rose, and Alan Tidwell
Chapter 2 - Pacific Island statecraft: where relationships are more important than might and money
Derek Futaiasi, Priestley Habru, Maima Koro, William Waqavakatoga, and Henrietta McNeill
Chapter 3 - Scholarships as tools of statecraft
Priestley Habru, Wilhelmina Utukana, Feagaimaalii Soti Mapu, Jim Tawa Biliki, and Epo Mark
Chapter 4 - Reimagining economic tools of statecraft
Maima Koro and Henrietta McNeill
Chapter 5 - Australia and the United States' defence diplomacy
Joanne Wallis, Quentin Hanich, Michael Rose, and Alan Tidwell
Chapter 6 - The 'Blue Pacific' strategic narrative as a tool of Pacific statecraft
Joanne Wallis, Maima Koro, and Corey O'Dwyer
Chapter 7 - The United States' statecraft in the Pacific Islands
Alan Tidwell and Joanne Wallis
Chapter 8 - Australia's statecraft towards its 'Pacific family'
Joanne Wallis
Chapter 9 -New Zealand's statecraft 'in and of the Pacific'
Henrietta McNeill
Chapter 10 - Asia in the Pacific: India, Indonesia, Japan, and Korea's statecraft in the Pacific Islands
Joanne Wallis, Chloe Le, and Alexander Jun-Li Yeong
Chapter 11 - European statecraft in the Pacific Islands
Henrietta McNeill and Nicholas Ross Smith
Chapter 12 - China's strategic narratives in the Pacific
Geyi Xie
Chapter 13 - How do Pacific Island countries respond to China's statecraft?
William Waqavakatoga, Priestley Habru, and Maima Koro
