Strategic competition and the evolving role of Indo-Pacific paradiplomacy

Tidwell, Alan

doi:10.1080/10357718.2020.1831437

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“…This section will explain the previous studies on paradiplomacy practice. Tidwell (2021) found that currently, countries in the Indo-Pacific region must involve regions in carrying out a program so that currently compete in the region is not only between State and State but between local governments (Province or City). So that local governments that are left behind will experience serious problems.…”

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The Practice of Paradiplomacy in Indo-Pacific Region: Opportunities and Challenges

Novialdi

Rassanjani

Ramadani

2022

IJASSH

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This study discusses local governments' opportunities and challenges in practising paradiplomacy in the Indo-Pacific region. A country's central government owns the authority to practice international relations, and local governments also own this authority through paradiplomacy practices. This study uses qualitative research methods by searching for theoretical references relevant to cases or problems found in various literature, mainly scientific journals, books, reports, and actual and trusted news on the internet. This paper aims to reveal local governments' opportunities and challenges in paradigmatic practice, especially in the Indo-Pacific region. From the analysis results, the practice of paradiplomacy in the Indo Pacific. This paper aims to reveal local governments' opportunities and challenges in paradiplomacy practice, especially in the Indo-Pacific region. From the analysis results, the practice of paradiplomacy in the Indo-Pacific is quite good but not maximised because many paradiplomacy practices reach the MoU stage. In contrast, they have not reached the program implementation frame. Generally, the Indo-Pacific region's opportunities for the practice of paradiplomacy are quite large because the regions in the Indo-Pacific region have many similarities, which is one of the crucial indicators in the practice of paradiplomacy.

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confidence: 99%