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Coleman, Melanie, and Hayes, Anna (2008) "Commonwealth Games": Fraser's Vision and Zimbabwe's Road to Majority Rule. Australian Quarterly, 80 (3). pp. 19-23.

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Hayes, Anna, Henry, Rosita, and Wood, Michael (2024) The Chinese in Papua New Guinea: Past, Present and Future. Pacific Series . ANU Press, Canberra, ACT, Australia.

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Hayes, Anna, and Ping, Jonathan (2023) Australia’s opportunity to help China be mindful of the society of states. The Strategist, 3 November 2023.

Hayes, Anna (2023) Beijing’s BRI influence over the UN Human Rights Council. East Asia Forum, 19 January 2023.

Hayes, Anna (2023) Collateral Damage in Sino-Arabic Cooperation: Assessing Middle Eastern and North African silence and complicity in the Uyghur Crisis. In: Kim, Young-Chan, (ed.) China's Engagement with the Islamic Nations: A Clash or Collaboration of Modern Civilisation? Understanding China . Springer, Cham, Switzerland, pp. 181-206.

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Moore, Liam (2024) Contesting clusters: a study of norm weaving in Pacific climate mobilities policies. International Theory. (In Press)

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Moore, Liam (2024) State Responsibilities and International Obligations in Responding to Climate Mobilities: what should international assistance look like? In: Jolly, Stellina, Ahmad, Nafees, and Scott, Matthew, (eds.) Climate-related Human Mobility in Asia and the Pacific: Interdisciplinary Rights-based Approaches. Sustainable Development Goals Series . Springer, Singapore, pp. 199-219.

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Moore, Liam, and Orchard, Phil (2023) Uncertainty and Fiji's role in shifting norms on state-led responses to climate mobilities. In: Matejova, Miriam, and Shesterinina, Anastasia, (eds.) Uncertainty in Global Politics. New International Relations . Routledge, London, UK, pp. 155-172.

Moore, Liam (2019) Planning for the Worst: The Normative Significance of Fiji’s Planned Relocation Guidelines for the Protection of Climate-IDPs in the Pacific. Oxford Monitor of Forced Migration, 8. pp. 46-51.