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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 |