The future of Pacific Security

Meg Keen

The future of Pacific Security

Australia Pacific Security College

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Abstract

After years toiling to build a regional framework of collaboration and partnership, Pacific nations are facing the ultimate collective test in responding to the coronavirus pandemic, Meg Keen, Director of Australia Pacific Security College, writes.

Original language	English
Pages	online
Specialist publication	Policy Forum
Publication status	Published - 2020

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