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Trans Tasman

Michael Davies

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Trans Tasman explores the intricate and often-overlooked relationship between Australia and New Zealand, arguing that it extends beyond simple neighborly ties. The book examines how shared history, converging interests, and enduring rivalries have shaped their unique bond. It highlights that while the relationship is often portrayed as one of camaraderie, it is a complex mix of cooperation, competition, and occasional divergence, crucial for understanding South Pacific geopolitics.

 
One intriguing aspect explored is how both nations, despite their ANZAC heritage and defense cooperation, sometimes differ in their strategic priorities. The book dissects the historical narrative, economic agreements like CER (Closer Economic Relations), and the security/defense alliance between the two countries.

 
It progresses through chapters that first establish the historical context, then delve into the economic partnership, and finally concentrate on security and defense cooperation. Supported by primary source documents, statistical data, and scholarly research, Trans Tasman provides a comprehensive and nuanced understanding of the trans-Tasman dynamic, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in international relations and the South Pacific.
Disponibile da: 20/03/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 63 pagine.

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