South Korea's Paradigm Shift in North Korean Policy and Trilateral Cooperation among the US, Japan, and Korea
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This paper analyzes problems of triangle cooperation among Washington, Seoul, and Tokyo, while a new optimism is rising especially in Japan with the birth of the conservative South Korean government along with the Fukuda government which emphasizes Asian diplomacy. First, the new approach of President Lee Myung bak’s foreign and security policies, called the MB Doctrine, is explored. Secondly, the paper analyzes several constraints for the Lee administration to pursue the MB doctrine. Thirdly, it tries to show that Japan has to face policy dilemma in dealing with North Korea since it has no choice but to depend on development of US North Korea as well as inter Korean relations when it negotiates with North Korea. Finally, the paper suggests that the new opportunity for possible US Japan Korea’s new trilateral cooperation will also give uncertain challenges for Japan as well as South Korea.
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This paper analyzes problems of triangle cooperation among Washington, Seoul, and Tokyo, while a new optimism is rising especially in Japan with the birth of the conservative South Korean government along with the Fukuda government which emphasizes Asian diplomacy. First, the new approach of President Lee Myung bak’s foreign and security policies, called the MB Doctrine, is explored. Secondly, the paper analyzes several constraints for the Lee administration to pursue the MB doctrine. Thirdly, it tries to show that Japan has to face policy dilemma in dealing with North Korea since it has no choice but to depend on development of US North Korea as well as inter Korean relations when it negotiates with North Korea. Finally, the paper suggests that the new opportunity for possible US Japan Korea’s new trilateral cooperation will also give uncertain challenges for Japan as well as South Korea.
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