May 2003
Recalibrating the US-Republic of Korea Alliance
This book discusses revamping the US-South Korea alliance for the 21st century. Chapters discuss the resiliency of the alliance and the burdens of cost sharing, debate the UN's role and consider inter-Korean relations and their respective domestic impacts. They also explore US-South Korea trade relations in an era of regionalism, South Korea's policies toward foreign direct investment (FDI), and strategies for promoting economic cooperation between North and South Korea.
© 2003 Strategic Studies Institute (SSI)
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Author:
Balbina Y Hwang, Patrick Morgan, Donald W Boose, Victor D Cha, Jin-Young Chung, Tong Whan Park, Kyodok Hong, Jeongwon Yoon, Nicholas Eberstadt, Taewoo Kim, Haksoon Paik, Miongsei Kang, Kyu-Ryoon Kim, Joseph A B Winder
Editor:
Donald W Boose, Balbina Y Hwang, Patrick Morgan, Andrew Scobell
ISBN/EAN:
1-58487-124-5
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Chapters:
- Cover and Acknowledgements
- Contents
- Foreword
- Introduction: The Alliance Challenged
- America's Alliances in Asia
- Cost Sharing for USFK in Transition
- Assessing the Costs of the US-Korean Alliance: An American View
- The Continuing Role of the United Nations in the Future of Korean Security
- Alliance Activities: Meetings, Exercises, and the CFC's Roles
- If North Korea Were Really "Reforming"
- Perceptions of North Korea and Polarization of ROK Society
- The Future of the Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization (KEDO)
- Korea-US Trade Relations in the Era of Regionalism
- South Korea's Inward Foreign Direct Investment: Policy and Environment
- Promoting Economic Cooperation Between North and South Korea
- About the Contributors
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