XXI wiek jako wiek Pacyfiku. Kultura i bezpieczeństwo państw Oceanii w rywalizacji wielkich mocarstw
Publikacja, będąca pokłosiem konferencji o tym samym tytule, ma na celu przybliżenie czytelnikom kultury, stosunków politycznych i uwarunkowań klimatycznych w rejonie południowego Pacyfiku. Autorzy wskazują na związki przyczynowo-skutkowe, przedstawiają dane liczbowe i pogłębione analizy dotyczące sił politycznych, ekonomicznych i społecznych działających w Azji Południowo-Wschodniej i Oceanii oraz wpływu tamtejszych państw na cały współczesny świat.
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The publication, which is the result of a conference of the same title, aims to explain to the readers culture, political relations and climate conditions in the region of the South Pacific. The authors point to cause and effect relationships, provide figures and in-depth analyses of political, economic and social forces operating in Southeast Asia and Oceania and the influence countries of the region exert on the whole modern world.
The publication is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Poland license (CC BY 3.0 PL) (full license available at: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/legalcode).
Dr. Joanna Siekiera, Introduction 7
Mr. Michał Kołodziejski, Opening Remarks at the 14th ANZORA International Conference 9
I. Culture of Pacific Island States
Dr. Anna Kołodziejska, Chinese Community in the Area of French Polynesia – History and Present Times 15
Dr. Dariusz Zdziech, The Influence of Eastern and Western Cultures on Kiritimati 22
Dr. Joanna Siekiera, Law and Economics of the New Zealand Constitution: Western Values Catalog in Aotearoa 38
H.E. Dr. Monika Kończyk, Diplomatic Projects for Preserving Cultural Heritage and Polish Language in Australia 50
II. Ocean Change Dilemmas
M.A. Joseph Tshilomb Jonathan, Ph.D. Candidate, Common Heritage of Mankind and Deep-Sea Mining – UNCLOS Dilemmas for Securing Ocean Peace 61
M.A. Tomasz Rutkowski, Climate Transition as a Fuse for Competition for Deposits from the Seabed and the Unexplored Consequences of Extracting Critical Raw Materials 71
LL.M. Fabio-Massimo Battaglia, Ph.D. Candidate, Fighting for the Ocean. Climate Change and Fragility in Oceania 83
Dr. Joanna Siekiera, Climate Change in the Pacific Ocean – Legal Consequences for the Microstates of Oceania 96
III. Great Power Competition in the Indo-Pacific
LtCol Evan Zachary Ota, Navigating New Environments: Multilateral Approaches to Maritime Security in Oceania 111
LL.M. Miriana Fazi, Maritime Cybersecurity in the Indo-Pacific: Vulnerabilities and Solutions in a Time of Great Power Competition 118
M.A. Piotr Gil, Ph.D. Candidate, The Relevance of AUKUS in the Context of British National Security Policy and Geostrategy 127
M.Phil. Simran Walia, Ph.D. Candidate, The Role of Australia and the Pacific Islands in the Indo-Pacific Region amidst the Great Power Competition 144
Att. Selin Yilmaz, Overview Comparison of Data Protection Laws and Approaches in Hong Kong and Taiwan (ROC) 155
LTC Nathan Colvin, Ph.D. Candidate, Great Powers or Great Men: Towards Autocratic-Driven Conflict in the Pacific 169
Dr. Karolina Wanda Olszowska, Turkish Soft Power in Asia-Pacific 191
M.A. Luke Shabro, Take Your Eyes Off the Balloons: How the Chinese Global Surveillance Network Threatens Security of the U.S. and Its Oceania States Partners 200
Index 213
