Korea's Future and The Great PowersNick Eberstadt, Richard J Ellings University of Washington Press, 2001 - 361 pagine Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Commonly Used Abbreviations -- 1. Introduction / Nicholas Eberstadt and Richard J. Ellings -- Historical and Political Context -- 2. Conflict and Cooperation: The Pacific Powers and Korea / Chae-Jin Lee -- 3. Discerning North Korea's Intentions / Chuck Downs -- 4. China and Korean Reunification - A Neighbor's Concerns / Robert A. Scalapino -- 5. Japan and the Unification of Korea: Challenges for U.S. Policy Coordination / Michael H. Armacost and Kenneth B. Pyle -- 6. Russia, Korea, and Northeast Asia / Herbert J. Ellison -- Economic Context -- 7. Economic Strategies for Reunification / Marcus Noland -- 8. The Role of International Finance in Korean Economic Reconstruction and Reunification / Gifford Combs -- Strategic Implications -- 9. The Post-Korean Unification Security Landscape and U.S. Security Policy in Northeast Asia / Michael McDevitt -- 10. Negotiating Korean Unification: Options for an International Framework / Robert L. Gallucci -- 11. A Policy Agenda for Achieving Korean Reunification / Douglas H. Paal -- 12. Assessing Interests and Objectives of Major Actors in the Korean Drama / Nicholas Eberstadt and Richard J. Ellings -- About the Editors and Contributors -- Index. |
Sommario
Introduction | 1 |
Conflict and Cooperation The Pacific Powers and Korea | 51 |
Discerning North Koreas Intentions | 88 |
China and Korean Reunification A Neighbors Concerns | 107 |
Japan and the Unification of Korea Challenges for US Policy Coordination | 125 |
Russia Korea and Northeast Asia | 164 |
Economic Strategies for Reunification | 191 |
The Role of International Finance in Korean Economic Reconstruction and Reunification | 229 |
The PostKorean Unification Security Landscape and US Security Policy in Northeast Asia | 251 |
Negotiating Korean Unification Options for an International Framework | 297 |
A Policy Agenda for Achieving Korean Reunification | 303 |
Assessing Interests and Objectives of Major Actors in the Korean Drama | 315 |
About the Editors and Contributors | 343 |
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