Australia and New Zealand recalibrate their China policies: convergence and divergence/ Patrick Köllner
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The Pacific Review : Vol. 34, No 3, May 2021, pp.405-436 (103)Summary: In this article the Australian and NZ recalibrations of their respective China policies, highlighting significant similarities and differences across the two country contexts and over time. Much attention has focused on the confrontational stance of the Trump administration given that great power rivalry matters tremendously for global affairs and can have important consequences for state and other actors caught in the middle. This holds especially true for countries in the Western rim of the Pacific, where US-China strategic rivalry is particularly pronounced. Substantive China policy shifts have already taken place in Australasia.
| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Journal Article | Mindef Library & Info Centre Journals | CHINA (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | 66166-1001 |
In this article the Australian and NZ recalibrations of their respective China policies, highlighting significant similarities and differences across the two country contexts and over time. Much attention has focused on the confrontational stance of the Trump administration given that great power rivalry matters tremendously for global affairs and can have important consequences for state and other actors caught in the middle. This holds especially true for countries in the Western rim of the Pacific, where US-China strategic rivalry is particularly pronounced. Substantive China policy shifts have already taken place in Australasia.
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