Titlebook: Korean Security Dynamics in Transition; Kyung-Ae Park (Korea Foundation Chair),Dalchoong K Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nat

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South Korea’s Approaches to North Korea: A Glacial Processorth Korea’s Supreme Commander Kim Jong II on June 15, 2000 in Pyongyang took fifty years to accomplish. If the Korean adage is accurate, reconciliation between the two Koreas could require another half century We would do well to look back now and recall the long, arduous journey to the Pyongyang s

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North Korea’s Security Strategies and Initiatives Toward South Koreaduring the course of the historic inter-Korean summit in Pyongyang in June 2000, surprised the world and led to a growing presumption that fundamental change was afoot on the Korean peninsula. The successful conclusion of the summit, the emergence of a newly warm and cuddly Kim Jong Il, limited fami

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North Korea’s Defensive Power and U.S.-North Korea Relationssia in general and South Korea in particular. In an effort to exhibit its power over North Korea—its ability to get North Korea to do things the latter otherwise would not do—the United States has sometimes threatened the use of force, as it did at the height of the nuclear crisis in 1994. When the

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The Rise of U.S.-China Rivalry and Its Implications for the Korean Peninsulaconciliation on the Korean peninsula. The fact that the United States and the PRC share the objective of maintaining stability in Korea has also been used in recent years as a rhetorical justification for strategic US.-PRC cooperation. But the Korean peninsula may also become an object of strategic