Relationships are the Enduring Currency of Influence for the Pacific Islands

Derek Futaiasi; Priestley Habru; Maima Koro; William Waqavakatoga; Henrietta McNeill

Relationships are the Enduring Currency of Influence for the Pacific Islands

Derek Futaiasi, Priestley Habru, Maima Koro, William Waqavakatoga, Henrietta McNeill

Department of Pacific Affairs

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Abstract

When considering statecraft in the Pacific Islands region, analysts often only look at how partners deploy tools of statecraft to influence Pacific states. Pacific states are also effective in their use of statecraft, using the same tools as their partners, but in different ways.

Original language	English
Type	Commentary
Publisher	Australian Outlook, Australian Instiutte of International Affairs
Publication status	Published - 2023

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