Tamara Renee Shie’s research while affiliated with National Defense University and other places

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Rising Chinese Influence in the South Pacific: Beijing's ?Island Fever?
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April 2007

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Tamara Renee Shie

The past five years have witnessed a leap in Chinese engagement in regions across the globe - even reaching as far as the South Pacific. This essay examines China's increasing activities there; the regional response; Beijing's potential economic, political, and strategic motivations; and the implications for the U.S. © 2007 by The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.

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... But some key partners such as the EU (led by France) and China have preferred bilateral arrangements rather than through the existing cooperative structures of the PIF or the SPC that have prevailed from the 1970s to early 2000s. The ascendance of China's presence in the region also inevitably brings with it new pressures and disruptions as this major global power seeks to shore up its resource sources and influence (most recently canvassed in Institute for Regional Security 2020 and see also Shie 2007;Yang 2012;Yu 2014). The region's renewed engagement with France and its territories must be seen in this context. ...

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New Caledonia’s Self-Determination Process
Rising Chinese Influence in the South Pacific: Beijing's ?Island Fever?