Kang Sang-gyu et al.: Modern and Contemporary Korea-Japan Relations and International Society (26-1 Semester, Workbook Included)

The 17th century, the Blue Replacement, the 19th Century Cystic Center, the 20th Century Cold War and the 21st Century Today. The Korean peninsula was almost invariably in the middle of a spiral of change at every time the surrounding political climate was shaking. The constant succession of political conflicts and tensions, including wars, loss of national rights and division, especially tells us that the Korean peninsula is closely connected to world politics and international politics. This book focuses on the current international community, international politics, which is based on one relationship. Not only do they limit their relationship to two countries, but they also show the progress of international relations on a global scale, the current of East Asia and the domestic political situation between them. And it provides a way of looking at the structure and process simultaneously, giving us a perspective that can point to the context beyond individual events. In a digital world that is faster than ever, it's not easy to detect and predict dynamically changing societies and worlds. Where do we stand and where do we go in the 21st century? The way to the future is not set. But a broader perception of the world and a deeper experience of the past will show us a better way to make choices for the future.

Korean title: 근현대한일관계와국제사회(26-1학기, 워크북포함)

Korean author: 강상규 외

Korean publisher: 한국방송통신대학교출판문화원

ISBN-13: 9788920047282