Kim Gye-dong et al.: Understanding Modern Korea-U.S. Relations

The relationship that lasts since the school of mathematics in 1882, which has been in progress since the year 73, has been taking a lot of events and changing the environment, showing a variety of forms. With the beliefs of political leaders and their diplomatic status, their national interests and their neighbors, we have seen a history of distortion. Britain, Japan, Israel, Korea, which is considered the closest country in the world to the United States. One of the micro-relationships is a relationship that maintains friendship and sometimes creates conflict. The book, written by top national experts on US relations, is looking at how the relationship between Korean and Korean relations has changed not only in terms of Korean and American interests, but also in terms that are more important to South Korea and North Korea, including China, Japan and North America. It is also a comprehensive book that can be seen in the history of American relations, and in the present and future, such as the current issues of North Korea, the U.S. military problems, the F7 problems, and the distribution problems. One micro-relationship has a very complex personality. Most importantly, it will play a very important role in North Korea's non-nuclearization and the peace of the Korean peninsula. This book will provide a realistic, specific blueprint for this relationship.

Korean title: 현대 한미관계의 이해

Korean author: 김계동 외

Korean publisher: 명인문화사

ISBN-13: 9791161930145