Korean unification
and the positions and roles of the four neighboring powers
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Author
Contributions
- T'ongil Yŏn'guwŏn (Korea) - Contributor
Publication
2011 - Korea Institute for National Unification, Seoul, Korea (South)
Language
English
Word Count
40,500 words, Guess
Page Count
162 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-108984796239
- ISBN-139788984796232
- Library of Congress Control Number2014478367
- OCLC Control Number780664985
- Open LibraryOL31287835M
Classifications
- LCCDS917.444 .K678 2011
- LCCDS917.444 K67 2011
Description
As the debate about unification has recently been enlivened in Korean society, the flame of hope for unification is being re-kindled. However, there are still many who focus solely on the enormous costs involved, while others remain passive toward the unification issue. Particularly members of the younger generation feel satisfied with 'co-existence under an unstable peace' as a divided peninsula. However, as indicated in a special report by the Russian Institute of World Economy and International Relations (IMEMO) which assessed that "North Korea is already in the process of collapse," the unification issue is no longer something we can avoid. Therefore, armed with this consciousness of the problems of our era, this project assesses the significance of the recent rekindling of interest in unification and considers a new vision of unification and its potential value, dealing intensively with the positions and roles of the four neighboring powers regarding unification as well as ideas for strategic cooperation among South Korea and its powerful neighbors.--Foreword.
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