Steven Sikiewicz
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first heard Dec 2025
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Hello, welcome to the NewBooks Network.
I am your host, Steven Sikiewicz.
My next guest is Dr. Joanna Shakira, and we will be discussing her edited volume, International Law and Security in the Indo-Pacific, Strategic Design for the Region, published by Rutledge in 2025.
Dr. Joanna Shakira is an expert in international law, a NATO consultant, trainer, and educator for the U.S.
military.
She currently works as assistant professor at the War Studies University in Warsaw, Poland.
She is also a fellow at the U.S.
Marine Corps University in Quantanico and supports various military institutions as a legal assistant and course facilitator.
She is a frequent guest on the NewBooks Network, and this will be her third time appearing on the podcast.
Dr. Yolanda Shakira, welcome to the NewBooks Network, or I should say, welcome back.
Yes, I think this is our third interview.
Correct.
Yes, the first book was... It was about the Indo-Pacific region, but I think it was... My impression was it was kind of more for a European audience.
Then the second book was about the Marine Corps and its significance in military affairs and kind of the geopolitics of the 21st century.
And then we got this book, which...
From my impression, and feel free to correct me, is this is kind of a more general audience, like why everyone should care about the Indo-Pacific.
Is that kind of a fair impression?
Now, as you might remember from the previous interviews, we always like to ask our guests, tell us a little bit about yourself, but in this case, maybe remind our audience a little bit about yourself and what has changed since, you know, the last time we discussed this topic.
And yes, definitely check out our previous interviews.
It'll help give wider context to our discussion today.
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