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Re-thinking Pacific regional architecture whilst framing regional security

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The existing architecture for Pacific Regionalism, established in 1971, is the result of the inter-play of geopolitics and Pacific diplomacy relating to the newly-independent Pacific island countries and Australia and New Zealand (ANZ). Western Samoa (now Samoa) had led the way to independence in 1962. The Cook Islands was next opting for self-governing status; Nauru and Fiji became independent...
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2016
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MACMILLAN BROWN CENTRE FOR PACIFIC STUDIES
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