LOOKING NORTH, LOOKING SOUTH ... (V26)

The book explores the increasing influence of China and Taiwan in the South Pacific, highlighting China's rise as a significant power through its foreign policy initiatives. It examines how this shift impacts traditional powers like Australia, New Zealand, and the United States, as China emerges as a leading aid donor in the region. The analysis includes contributions from experts in China, Taiwan, and Pacific politics, providing insights into the evolving dynamics and the implications of the China-Taiwan rivalry on regional influence.