Diplomacy and Foreign Policy in Pacific Island countries

The book delves into the foreign policies and diplomatic practices of various Pacific nations, highlighting their unique geopolitical contexts. It examines the roles of both developed and least-developed countries within the region, including New Zealand and several island nations. With a focus on the collective challenges and opportunities faced by these nations, the text discusses their membership in global organizations like the World Bank and their strategic significance across a vast area of the globe, representing diverse populations and developmental statuses.