@ReviewPacific

Journal covering international politics of the Asia-Pacific. Est 1988. Impact Factor 2.4. Editors: Shaun Breslin, Chris W. Hughes. pacificreview@warwick.ac.uk

 Warwick, United Kingdom
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Dr Morgan Rees@Morgan_T_ReesSep 21
New article in @ReviewPacific “Fear of Abandonment and the US Alliance: The Paranoid Logic in Australian Foreign Policy.” Available open access! doi.org/10.1080/09512748.202…

Fear of abandonment and the US alliance – the paranoid logic in Australian foreign policy

For more than seven decades, the US alliance has been a central pillar of Australian security policy. Yet the last decade has seen US commitments become increasingly conditional and uncertain. Why ...

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💥New publications alert!💥#CEIAS shaping debate on #CentralEurope’s role vis-à-vis #China 🇨🇳🇪🇺 Central Europe is often framed as passive recipients of Chinese influence. 🧭 A new special issue in @ReviewPacific challenges this assumption and shows a more complex reality. 🧵
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LUO Shuxian@joy_shuxian_luo2 Jul 2025
New publication: Happy to share my latest journal article in The Pacific Review. First 50 people to click this link get a free copy: tandfonline.com/eprint/6J2SB…
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Aleksandar Matovski@A_Matovski15 Jun 2025
My article on the Sino-Russian alignment is out in @ReviewPacific. I argue that Moscow and Beijing converged not because of external threats or regime insecurity, but when these two dangers combined. A short 🧵(1/4) tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…

What drives the Sino-Russian partnership? Regime insecurity, aggressive overreach, and authoritar...

This paper examines the drivers behind the Sino-Russian partnership—the most consequential alignment since the Cold War. Challenging existing accounts, the paper argues that Moscow and Beijing conv...

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Excited to share my latest article, now published in @ReviewPacific ! tandfonline.com/eprint/PDSRS…

The struggle for influence: Vietnam’s economic statecraft in Laos and Cambodia and its effectiveness

This article examines Vietnam’s deployment of economic statecraft in Laos and Cambodia and evaluate its effectiveness. As a burgeoning middle power in Southeast Asia, Vietnam has progressively deve...

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Sibei Sun@SunSibei29 Nov 2024
New publication now online in @ReviewPacific with fellow UMacau PhD student Wanrong Li! This may be of interest to anyone who studies visual politics, narrative IR, or digital ("wolf warrior") diplomacy. Link for 50 free accesses: tandfonline.com/eprint/4N7EP…
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Pacific Forum@PacificForum13 Nov 2024
⚡️#Japan’s Energy Shift Raymond Yamamoto, Fellow at #PacificForum & Hironori Sasada explore how PM Abe Shinzō’s surprising shift in #energy policy led to restrictions on coal plant exports. Read more in @ReviewPacific: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…

The restriction of Japan’s coal-fired power plants export: explaining the shift in Abe Shinzō’s...

In 2019, Japan’s Ministry of Environment (MoE), led by Koizumi Shinjirō, embarked on a quest to end the country’s ‘coal addiction’ against the coal industry’s interests, as represented by the power...

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Brendon J. Cannon@cannon_brendon9 Jul 2024
🌊⚓️ Dive into the strategic depths! My latest article with @RossiterAsh and Prof. Yee-Kuang Heng reveals how #Japan’s #joint #naval #exercises (#JNEs) in the #IndoPacific are reshaping alliances and power dynamics. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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William Grimes@WilliamWGrimes18 Dec 2023
Check out our new article with @lee_yaechan92 and @WilliamNKring “The varieties of financial statecraft and middle powers: assessing South Korea’s strategic involvement in regional financial cooperation” in @ReviewPacific! tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Jeremy A. Garlick@jeremy_garlick9 Dec 2023
It's out! Open access! Our new article in The Pacific Review. We explain the details of how China is building influence in the developing world. Full article: China’s ‘do-as-I-do’ paradigm: practice-based normative diplomacy in the global South tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…

China’s ‘do-as-I-do’ paradigm: practice-based normative diplomacy in the global South

China’s influence in the global South has both material and ideational aspects. In the era of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), material aspects include trade in goods, infrastructure-building, a...

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Do Young Lee@doyoung__lee28 Jul 2023
Thrilled to share that my paper on time horizons and alliance cohesion is now available online @ReviewPacific. [THREAD] tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…

Deter together or deter separately?: time horizons and peacetime alliance cohesion of the US-Japan...

What explains the degree of peacetime alliance cohesion? Why do some alliances maintain cohesion regarding common external threats while others do not? I argue that the interaction of allies’ threa...

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IWDA@iwda23 May 2023
In a paper for @ReviewPacific, IWDA's own @yolandarivermo alongside @ProfSaraEDavies, @JacquiTrue & Melissa Johnston explore how COVID-19 has affected women's safety, rights & economic resources in Asia and the Pacific - resulting in a dangerous patriarchal reset for the region👇
The Pacific Review@ReviewPacific22 May 2023
In our latest issue, Melissa Johnston, @ProfSaraEDavies, @JacquiTrue, and @yolandarivermo examine the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on women's security and rights in the Asia-Pacific. ⤵️ bit.ly/42WfYj7
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Sara Davies@ProfSaraEDavies22 May 2023
🧨New paper with @drMelJohnston @JacquiTrue & @yolandarivermo on impact of #Covid pandemic on #WPS practitioners. In locations where their work was critical, we document how they faced increased demands, had less funding, & less access to decision making = less safety for women🧨
The Pacific Review@ReviewPacific22 May 2023
In our latest issue, Melissa Johnston, @ProfSaraEDavies, @JacquiTrue, and @yolandarivermo examine the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on women's security and rights in the Asia-Pacific. ⤵️ bit.ly/42WfYj7
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Matt Ferchen@MattFerchen19 May 2023
Is China good at economic statecraft? In our new open access @ReviewPacific article, @Mattlin_M and I propose a new typology of Chinese economic influence that explores the range of China's global economic power tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…. Highlights 🧵

Five modes of China’s economic influence: rethinking Chinese economic statecraft

Interest and anxiety about China’s economic statecraft, or the ways in which it uses economic means to achieve foreign policy, is booming. The overriding perception is that China has sophisticated,...

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My latest for @ReviewPacific with the always sharp + incisive @VictorAFerguson & @limdarrenj: "Between market and state: the evolution of 🇦🇺’s economic statecraft" It's available open access here: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…

Between market and state: the evolution of Australia’s economic statecraft

For nearly four decades, Australia’s domestic and international economic policies were anchored by the promotion of open, transparent, and rules-based market exchange. This was considered the best ...

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Kate Sullivan de Estrada@Kate_SdE9 May 2023
How does India leverage a "low resolution" liberal order in the Indo-Pacific? Delighted to contribute the 1st of a @CASIPenn IiT quartet of essays on the Quad, drawing on my recent @ReviewPacific article tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… Thanks to @RohanV for commissioning & IiT team

India and order transition in the Indo-Pacific: resisting the Quad as a ‘security community’

Managing order transition in the Indo-Pacific is as much about negotiating the character of regional order as it is about mounting balance of power challenges or establishing countervailing institu...

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Center for the Advanced Study of India@CASIPenn8 May 2023
"India in the Indo-Pacific: Leveraging a 'Low-Resolution' Liberal Order," by Kate Sullivan de Estrada @Kate_SdE, the first article of a four-part IiT series focused on India in the Quad (edited by IiT Consulting Editor, Rohan Venkat @RohanV) casi.sas.upenn.edu/iit/kates…
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Christina Lai@Christinaryl27 Apr 2023
Happy to share my recent piece on Taiwan’s economic statecraft in the 2023 special issue of @ReviewPacific . My work offers a Desecuritization and Securitization framework in understanding China-Taiwan economic ties. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…

Finding the trade-security nexus: Taiwan’s economic statecraft from 2009 to 2021

Over the last few decades, China has become one of the most important foreign investment destinations and centers of economic development in Asia. China’s growing economic clout and coercive measur...

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Much thanks to Prof. Leif-Eric Easley @EwhaWomansUniv (PhD '10 @HarvardGovernm1) for a stimulating presentation and discussion, on "Prospects for Japan-Korea Cooperation: Restraining Nationalism, Appraising Beijing, Reassuring Washington."
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New publications alert! Check out "Why do states engage in cybersecurity capacity-building assistance? Evidence from Japan," by Ben Bartlett @miamiuniversity (2018-19 Postdoctoral Fellow) in @ReviewPacific. cutt.ly/a8vd5n7
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Kai He & Huiyun Feng's long awaited special issue - Navigating International Order Transition in the Indo-Pacific - is now out in @ReviewPacific. Great pieces on US, China, Japan, ROK, Indonesia, UK, & mine on India. Fab project. Full collection here: tandfonline.com/toc/rpre20/3…
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