Peace and prosperity policy and peace regime on the Korean Peninsula
Subtitle: the limits of coercive diplomacy in Korean Peninsula
By: edited by In-Duk Kang.
Contributors: Kang, In-dŏk, 1932-; Kŭktong Munje Yŏnʾguso (Korea)
Publisher: Institute for East Asian Studies
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Seoul, Korea
Language: eng
Number of pages: 309
Subjects: Peace -- Government policy -- Korea (North); Peace -- Government policy -- Korea (South); Politics and war -- Korea (North); Politics and war -- Korea (South); Korea (North) -- Foreign relations -- Korea (South); Korea (South) -- Foreign relations -- Korea (North)
Notes: Gift of the National Folk Museum of Korea.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: 1. Introduction:; title: the Korean Peninsula crisis and coercive policy -- In-Duk Kang -- 2.; title: Coercive inducement: normative dilemmas and historiographical debates -- Jocelyne Serveau -- 3.; title: A cognitive theory of deterrence -- Jeffrey D. Berejikian -- 4.; title: Deterrence and compellence in the Gulf, 1990-91 -- Janice Gross Stein -- 5.; title: Paradoxes of coercive diplomacy in the Kosovo crisis -- Doreen K. Allerkamp -- 6.; title: U.S. coercive diplomacy toward North Korea: the case of the first nuclear crisis -- Taeyoung Yoon -- 7.; title: Wrong war, wrong place, wrong time: why military action should not be used to resolve the North Korean nuclear crisis -- Doug Bandow -- 8.; title: North Korea's nuclear program: the role of incentives in preventing deadly conflict -- Scott Snyder -- 9.; title: All the players at the table: a multilateral solution to the North Korean nuclear crisis -- Doug Bandow -- 10.; title: The peace and prosperity policy and the South-North relationship: evaluation and future tasks -- Hong-Suk Yoon -- 11.; title: Peace regime in Korean Peninsula and 'peace and prosperity policy': theoretical debates -- Sang-Hyun Park -- 12. Conclusion:; title: the North Korean nuclear crisis and the six-party talk-- In-Duk Kang.