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American Strategic Considerations Drive Compact Negotiations in Micronesia: Part 2 [article]

Stewart Firth, University, The Australian National, University, The Australian National
2020

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In a flurry of activity over the last nine months, the United States has rediscovered the strategic value of the freely associated states in Micronesia. This In Brief is in two parts: in the first Stewart Firth examines the geopolitical context of the United States' relations with the freely associated states, including China's interest in the region; in the second he describes how the United States is updating its Pacific Islands policy, both in the freely associated states and in the region more generally.
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Stewart Firth, University, The Australian National, University, The Australian National. "American Strategic Considerations Drive Compact Negotiations in Micronesia: Part 2." (2020)