Lee Sang-hoon: You must understand Japan to see Korea-Japan relations
Why do we need a localized work-review analysis? One relationship in general is the mainstream of analysis by international politics and international relations. But I think there's an invisible part of this analysis. For example, when nations, governments and political leaders are mainly analyzed by international politics, or by the deepening of economic interdependence or environmental issues, and even in the global relations between newly emerging multinational corporations, international organizations, and #98 that include those who are involved in the analysis of international politics in the field, usually the political processes and domestic circumstances of why such policies have emerged are ignored or studied. It may be said that the way in which this is done is a reasonable choice, but it is a barrier to the combined understanding of the foreign policy of a country by a hidden black box, such as its domestic political processes, its political and social environment, and its historical background. The structure of this document will take a direct or indirect look at the nine issues affecting one-parted relations, and then, after selecting a watch-by-the-clock approach to the relationship, it will analyze the problem of the eight themes that affect one-on-one relations directly or indirectly: Japanese Warships, Colonial Misconceptions, Symbolic Emperor Yasculine Synopism, Constitutional Construction, and Constitutional Information.
Korean title: 일본을 알아야 한일관계가 보인다
Korean author: 이상훈
Korean publisher: 제이앤씨
ISBN-13: 9791159171314
