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KOREA UNIFICATION (12) answer(s).
 
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ID:   066890


China, a unified Korea, and geopolitics / Yoshihara, Toshi; Holmes, James 2005  Journal Article
Yoshihara, Toshi Journal Article
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Publication 2005.
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ID:   123575


China's role and perception of a Unified Korea / Byoung-Kon, Jun; Jang-ho, Kim   Journal Article
Byoung-Kon, Jun Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
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ID:   017737


Continuity behind the change in Korea / Cha Victor D Fall 2000  Article
Cha Victor D Article
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Publication Fall 2000.
Description 585-598
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ID:   023434


Effects of Korean unification on the US Military presence in Northeast Asia / Haselden Carl E Winter 2002-03  Article
Haselden Carl E Article
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Publication Winter 2002-03.
Description 120-132
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ID:   023086


Embedding Korea's unification multilaterally / Maull Hanns W 2002  Article
Maull Hanns W Article
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Publication 2002.
Description 29-61
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ID:   017809


End of the cold war- A step towards unification / Cordas Stevan Aug 2000  Article
Cordas Stevan Article
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Publication Aug 2000.
Description 3-8
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ID:   007305


Korea after unification: An opportunity to strengthen the Korean-American Partnership / Dujarric Robert Summer 2000  Article
Dujarric Robert Article
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Publication Summer 2000.
Description 51-66
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ID:   134075


Korea and strategic reassurance with China / O'Hanlon, Michael   Journal Article
O'Hanlon, Michael Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract Korea offers not only dangers and risks, but opportunities that could be useful in contributing to a mutual concept of strategic reassurance that Beijing and Washington, along with key U.S. allies like the Republic of Korea, should attempt to introduce into their relationship in a systematic way in the years ahead. The United States has now "rebalanced" toward the Asia-Pacific. But it needs a central organizing concept for what, together with allies, it will do in the region now that it is "back." Coordinating with China about how to handle, cooperatively, any possible major military scenario on the Korean Peninsula as well as the aftermath of any such scenario is a good place to start.
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ID:   012469


Korea, the world and prospects for unification / Sung-Joo Han July-Aug 1997  Article
Sung-Joo Han Article
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Publication July-Aug 1997.
Description 27-38
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ID:   055542


Reassessing the ROK-US alliance: transformation challenges and the consequences of South Korea's choices / Lee , Chung Min   Journal Article
Lee , Chung Min Journal Article
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ID:   055417


South Korea's search for a unification strategy / Woo , Seongji   Journal Article
Woo , Seongji Journal Article
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ID:   015123


United Germany for divided Korea: learning from euphoria and dy / Yang Sung, Chul Fall 1992  Article
Yang Sung, Chul Article
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Publication Fall 1992.
Description 436-462
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