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Handbook of Indo-Pacific Studies

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First published
2023
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492

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The importance of the Indo-Pacific region in global politics is examined in the "Handbook of Indo-Pacific Studies," which was edited by Barbara Kratiuk, Jeroen Van den Bosch, Aleksandra Jaskólska, and Yoichiro Sato. It explores the ways that perspectives on politics, economy, and security have evolved significantly as a result of the Indo-Pacific's resurgence in international affairs.

Numerous subjects are covered in this volume, such as Indo-Pacific strategies, political and security challenges, socioeconomic issues, and the theory of the Indo-Pacific.

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Barbara Kratiuk

Barbara Kratiuk studies international relations, security, regional identity, and strategic change across the Indo-Pacific. She works in the University of Warsaw Faculty of Political Science and International Studies, where her research examines Asian regionalism and foreign policy. Kratiuk co-edited the Handbook of Indo-Pacific Studies with Jeroen J. J.

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First published
2023
Reading time
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Pages
492
Language
English
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