Dr. Joanna Siekiera

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New Books in Pacific Studies · Joanna Siekiera, "International Law and Security in Indo-Pacific: Strategic Design for the Region" (Routledge, 2025) · 20 Dec 2025 podcast

So exactly, a lot to talk about.

Again, I warmly recommend you to get the book and familiarize yourself with so many dimensions of cooperation and competition.

Yeah, nothing to add here.

I agree with you a hundred percent.

Yes.

And here the example, my own chapter about the Pacific Island Forum, so international organization.

I would not say just as European Union, but for the audience to imagine that those states, they created this organization and they were debating how to stop, prevent, tackle racism.

legal consequences of ocean change because it's dramatic for those people what they would do without territory.

Would they still be called as independent states or would they be moved elsewhere?

And so instead of waiting for United Nations to do something and just to let you know that there is still no hard law, so treaty, convention about climate change, the states decided to do something for themselves on their behalf

They acted regionally.

So this is very interesting from international law point of view that countries, they feel better in cooperating regionally than globally because we might hate our neighbors, but still they are historically closer than

Then somebody from across the globe having different natural resources, different religion or philosophy system.

So a lot to unpack in international law, which still is...

Forgotten, omitted in many analyses of international law, sorry, of Indo-Pacific and therefore me, I always put this international law everywhere I go.

There is international law, not only hard economy, not only military force, but also international law.

Definitely, definitely, yes.

Especially, again, with money.

So donation or infrastructure building.

When I was in Palau, I could see enormous flags of either Japan or South Korea or the US itself.

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