Shrimps between Whales or Small but Piquant Peppers?: Foreign Policy Choices of Korea and Poland
Journal: Asian international studies review
Year: 2012

Recognizing that few scholars have explored the foreign policy of non-major powers, in this paper, we explore the patterns of non-major powers' foreign policy through a historical comparison of Korea and Poland. Despite substantial differences, the modern histories of Korea and Poland share significant similarities due mainly to their geographic locations between two great powers: Korea between China and Japan, and Poland between Germany and Russia. Their unfavorable locations have constantly fo