Choi Yong-seop: Surviving the New Cold War

How does Korean diplomacy achieve its own autonomy in the accelerating middle-sharing competition? Although South Korea has been supported by the superpowers and has entered the developed world, the United States's alliance that has brought security and enormous wealth to Korea is now disturbing its future. The growing international competitive forces are greatly restricting South Korea's diplomatic autonomy. South Korea is a criminalized country that has been forced to choose whether to be abandoned by the United States or to become involved in a conflict with China. This is a diplomatic strategy that has revealed what South Korea is doing with international political initiatives. The author of the book, the First World Press Institute professor, answers 12 questions in which South Korea can get out of the ‘dilma’ swamps of Bangui and involvement ’ and restore diplomatic autonomy. For their own good, even the old allies turn the Bundan Block into a peace block in the relentless diplomatic terrain, and offer a future strategy to bring about the peace of the Korean peninsula and the common prosperity of the North and South through the peaceful economic community.

Korean title: 신냉전에서 살아남기

Korean author: 최용섭

Korean publisher: 미지북스

ISBN-13: 9791190498425