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China’s National Identity and the Sino-U.S. National Identity Gap: Views from Four Countries

The countries bordering China are in the forefront in facing the challenge of a widening divide between China and the United States. Others, including those...

Gilbert Rozman

September 3, 2013

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Prospects and Challenges for Korean Reunification

In April 2013 North Korea was determined to show the world that it was prepared to stop at nothing in order to be accepted as...

Dr. John Park

September 3, 2013

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The United States and China

2012 was a year of leadership transition in China and a presidential election in the United States. At the 18th Congress of China’s Communist Party...

Robert Sutter

September 3, 2013

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China and Russia

When in November 2012 the CCP unveiled its new Political Standing Committee, with Xi Jinping at its head, Russian Prime Minister and the Chairman of...

Sergey Radchenko

September 3, 2013

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South Korea and Japan

The relationship between South Korea and Japan resembles a seesaw or a pendulum. Ups and downs are normal. The Lee Myong-bak administration is no exception,...

Cheol Hee Park

September 3, 2013

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South Korea and the U.S.

The U.S.-South Korea alliance has flourished under Presidents Obama and Lee Myungbak. It is difficult to find words of criticism for the alliance in either...

Scott Snyder

September 3, 2013

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The Debate Inside China

In his recent work Gilbert Rozman explains the growing tensions between the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and United States in terms of the symbolic...

William Callahan

September 3, 2013

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The View from Japan

How do the Japanese view the Sino-U.S. national identity gap? Their views are naturally informed by their own national identities and their national identity gaps...

Ming Wan

September 3, 2013

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The Chinese Perspective

Despite turbulence in its bilateral relations with Japan and South Korea over the past several years, China has expressed a continuing and growing interest in...

Scott Harold

September 3, 2013

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Competing Regional Interests and Reunification

As with many complex situations, any effort to address the question of how competing regional interests would play out in response to Korean reunification begins...

Dr. John Park

September 3, 2013

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South Korea’s Unification Policy and Prospects

The Park Geun-hye administration’s foreign policy/North Korean policy keyword is “trust,” which is intended to be the base on which to build a “New Korean...

Ho-Yeol Yoo

September 3, 2013

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Understanding Peaceful Reunification: Its Dynamics and Challenges

The reunification of the Korean Peninsula has been an important aspiration of the Korean people on both sides of the 38th parallel for nearly six...

Dr. Abraham Kim

September 3, 2013

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“Bitter Missiles and Economic Needs”: Cuba, North Korea and the Weaponry Seizure in the Panama Canal

To paraphrase the Rolling Stones, the song is not surprising and has been played more than once: the DPRK is a well-known exporter of weapons....

José Luis León-Manríquez

August 7, 2013

Analysis

Are China and the United States Converging in Their Treatment of North Korea?

Obama and Xi agreed to continue to pressure North Korea on its nuclear ambitions at their recent summit, but how far is China willing to...

Andrew Kwon

June 11, 2013

Analysis

Is North Korea Finally Ready To Talk?

After December’s satellite launch, February’s nuclear test, and months of talk of war, is North Korea finally beginning to turn the corner in the first...

Troy Stangarone

May 24, 2013

Analysis