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External Powers in the Pacific and Its Diversities

Joevi Roedyati

Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology · pp. 14–18 · Published 11 Apr 2023

10.9734/cjast/2023/v42i84086

Abstract

Realistic Conflict Theories (RCT) is used in the analysis, since the complexity of factors rised in the questions of interest (internal and external) in the Pacific region. This writings is only a glance look at the diversity of the problem, and far away from efforts to offer a one solution for all of these problems, actually. RCT offers an explanation for negative attitudes toward racial integration and efforts to promote diversity (which looks real in the interaction between internal actors/ leaders and external actors/ rea as “super Powers”) in the area. Methods: Since the huge data is not really available for the writer, one thing to start seeing the topic is to look back to: history, potentials, facts and few figures in the area. And the qualitatively trying to gather all of that mentioned for looking a One-hit discussion. Hopefully could trigger more information in the future. Results and Discussion: After looking to some data; even though secondary ones, writer would try to seek a suitable theory to explain what is Indo-Pacific strategic would be implemented in the future.

Pacific region interests variables and factors for potentials defense pact-nuclear development program.

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