Joint U.S. Korea Academic Studies
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Joint U.S.-Korea Academic Studies 2012About Joint U.S. Korea Academic Studies
For over twenty years, KEI has sponsored annual major academic symposiums at universities across the country and major academic conferences. Each year, papers are specially commissioned to fit panel topics of current policy relevance to the U.S.-ROK alliance and implications for the Korean peninsula. Following the symposium, KEI edits and publishes those papers in an annual volume entitled “Joint U.S.-Korea Academic Studies.”
Author: Gilbert Rozman
Region: Asia
Theme: Economics, Foreign Relations, Security, Domestic, Politics
Location: Korea, North, Korea, South, Russian Federation, Japan, China, United States of America
Published June 15, 2012
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- KEI Board of Directors
- KEI Advisory Council
- Preface
Political Change in 2010-2012 and Regional Cooperation Centered on the Korean Peninsula
- Introduction
- Leadership Changes and South Korea’s China Policy
Jae Ho Chung - North Korean Politics and China
Jack Pritchard & L. Gordon Flake - Japanese Politics, the Korean Peninsula, and China
Kazuhiko Togo - Chinese Politics and the Korean Peninsula
Gilbert RozmanSecurity Challenges and the Changing Balance on the Korean Peninsula
- Introduction
- The View from China
Andrew Scobell - The View from Russia
Stephen Blank - Japan’s Response to Nuclear North Korea
Narushige Michishita - The View from South Korea
Taeho KimSociological Processes and Regional Community Formation Incorporating South Korea
- Introduction
- South Korean National Identity Gaps with China and Japan
Gilbert Rozman - Diverging Trajectories of Trust in Northeast Asia: South Korea’s Security Relations with Japan and China
Leif-Eric Easley - A Cognitive Approach to Ethnic Identity Construction in the Korean Enclave in Beijing
Sharon YoonTPP or ASEAN+3: Alternative Plans for Asian Regionalism and Free Trade Pacts
- Introduction
- The U.S. Approach to Regional Trade Agreements Involving East Asia
Edward J. Lincoln - South Korea: Which Way Will It Go on Asian Integration?
Hyung-Gon Jeong - Competing Templates in Asia Pacific Economic Integration
Peter A. Petri - Contributors
- About the Korea Economic Institute