Joint U.S. Korea Academic Studies
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Joint U.S.-Korea Academic Studies 2013About 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, Inter-Korean, Foreign Relations, Security, Politics
Published September 3, 2013
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- KEI Board of Directors
- KEI Advisory Council
- Preface
Bilateral Competition and Cooperation Under New Leadership
- Introduction by Editor-in-Chief Gilbert Rozman
- The United States and China
Robert Sutter - China and Russia
Sergey Radchenko, University of Nottingham - South Korea and Japan
Cheol Hee Park, Seoul National University - South Korea and the U.S.
Scott Snyder, Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
China's National Identity and the Sino-U.S. National Identity Gap: Views from Four Countries
- Introduction by Editor-in-Chief Gilbert Rozman
- The Debate Inside China
William Callahan, University of Manchester - The View from Japan
Ming Wan, George Mason University - The View from South Korea
See-Won Byun, George Washington University - The View from Russia
Gilbert Rozman, Princeton University
CJK Economic Trilateralism: The Prospects and Perils of a New FTA
- Introduction by Editor-in-Chief Gil Rozman
- The Chinese Perspective
Scott Harold, RAND Corporation - The South Korean Perspective
Chang Jae Lee, Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP) - The Japanese Perspective
T.J. Pempel, University of California, Berkeley - The U.S. Perspective
Claude Barfield, American Enterprise Institute (AEI)
Prospects and Challenges for Korean Reunification
- Introduction by Editor-in-Chief Gilbert Rozman
- Competing Regional Interests and reunification
John Park, Harvard University - South Korea's Unification Policy and Prospects
Ho-Yeol Yoo, Korea University - Understanding Peaceful Reunification: Its Dynamics and Challenges
Abraham Kim, Korea Economic Institute of America (KEI) - Contributors
- About Korea Economic Institute of America