A Changing Korea in regional and global contexts
By: edited by Lee-Jay Cho, Chung-Si Ahn, Choong Nam Kim
Contributors: An, Chʻŏng-si; East-West Center
Publisher: East-West Center; Seoul National University Press
Published: 2004
Place of publication: [Honolulu, HI]; Seoul, Korea
Language: eng
Number of pages: 589
Subjects: History; Relations; Histoire
Description: ix, 589 pages : 23 cm
Notes: "This volume is a product of the POSCO Visiting Fellowship Program at the East-West Center, in Honolulu, Hawaii"--P. ii.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: 1. Introduction and overview / Lee-Jay Cho, Chung-Si Ahn, Choong Nam Kim; title: 2. Northeast Asia: the "organization gap" and beyond / Kent E. Calder; title: 3. Democratic America in Northeast Asia: US strategy, theater missile defense, and allied relationships / Sonya Finley; title: 4. The future of America's alliances in Asia: the importance of enemies or ideas? / Victor D. Cha; title: 5. Strategic uses of economic interdependence / Miles Kahler; title: 6. The political dynamics of US-Korean relations: an American perspective / Tong Whan Park; title: 7. U.S. security commitments to South Korea and Taiwan: extended deterrence versus dual deterrence / Emerson M.S. Niou; title: 8. Crisis of public confidence in democratizing Korea: a comparative perspective / Chung-Si Ahn, Won-Taek Kang; title: 9. A comparison of (low) trust in Korea and Italy / In-Young Kim; title: 10. The political implications of public support for democracy in East Asia / Russell J. Dalton, Doh Chull Shin; title: 11. Remapping Asia: competing patterns of regionalization and regionalism / T.J. Pempel; title: 12. The United States, Japan, and the power to block: the APEC and AMF cases / David P. Rapkin; title: 13. The political economic of the new Asia-Pacific bilateralism: benign, banal, or simply bad? / John Ravenhill; title: 14. Safeguarding economic cooperation, reform, and development on the Korea Peninsula / Joachim Ahrens; title: 15. The technology-institutions-productivity nexus in the DPRK: a comparative perspective with the ROK / Youngil Lim.