In the final episode of Joanne Wallis's quest, Gordon Peake asks photojournalist Ben Bohane to examine defence training as a tool of statecraft and how it's responding to the new geo-strategic climate. Reporting during a major cyclone in Vanuatu, they discuss how climate change is the biggest security issue and navigating geopolitical storm clouds that is defence cooperation. 
Gordon speaks with Tokam Kalele - Retired Colonel from the Papua New Guinea Defence Force and Louis-Alexandre Berg - Assistant Professor of Political Science at Georgia State University. Lastly, Gordon recaps the first season with University of Adelaide Professor Joanne Wallis and they look ahead for Statecraftiness season 2.

In the final episode of Joanne Wallis's quest, Gordon Peake asks photojournalist Ben Bohane to examine defence training as a tool of statecraft and how it's responding to the new geo-strategic climate. Reporting during a major cyclone in Vanuatu, they discuss how climate change is the biggest security issue and navigating geopolitical storm clouds that is defence cooperation.  Gordon speaks with Tokam Kalele - Retired Colonel from the Papua New Guinea Defence Force and Louis-Alexandre Berg - Assistant Professor of Political Science at Georgia State University. Lastly, Gordon recaps the first season with University of Adelaide Professor Joanne Wallis and they look ahead for Statecraftiness season 2.

This podcast takes listeners on a quest to understand what ‘influence’ means and how states are using their tools of statecraft to seek to achieve it in the Pacific Islands region and Timor-Leste.

This podcast takes listeners on a quest to understand what ‘influence’ means and how states are using their tools of statecraft to seek to achieve it in the Pacific Islands region and Timor-Leste.

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