Memahami Peningkatan Kehadiran China di Pasifik Selatan: Perspektif Realisme Stratejik
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Peningkatannya di kawasan yang dianggap sebagai ‘western lake', secara
ekonomi tidak prospektif dan secara politis tidak stabil, telah menimbulkan
berbagai pertanyaan. Benarkah sementara Barat menggunakan hard power,
China menarik perhatian dengan soft powernya? Peningkatan kehadiran
China menimbulkan spekulasi bahwa China adalah hegemon baru. Penulis
berargumen bahwa Pasifik Selatan bukan pusat perhatian baru bagi China,
dan China bukanlah pemain baru di sana. China adalah aktor global dengan
agenda strategis yang dibangunnya di masa lalu dan diperkuatnya ketika
wilayah ini ditinggalkan kekuatan-kekuatan tradisionalnya. Menggunakan
perspektif realisme stratejik, kehadiran China di Pasifik adalah menyiasatai
pluralitas global dalam rangka mengambil peluang strategis. perspektif ini
memberi nuansa baru dalam memahami hubungan internasional di Pasifik
Selatan.
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