Samuel Kim: The Korean Peninsula and the Four Major Powers

The modern Korean monk who is solving the issue of international relations -- survival, prosperity, North and South -- is on the way to a truce. The latest Civil relations news makes it seem like nothing strange happens when war breaks out. The two South Koreans who have been constantly struggling to capture the more favorable altitudes for the last 60 years and for the sake of survival now seem to be at the peak of conflict. How did this happen? Where is the future of the Korean peninsula headed? If you look at the relationship between the Korean peninsula and the surrounding powers, you can get a good answer. Because just as people cannot define themselves without a community, so can nations. Two South Koreans have also developed national identity, being affected by other groups of global politics. China, Russia, Japan and the United States as the representative countries. And perhaps most importantly, there's one another across the line. The Great Peninsula and the Four Great Powers are the ones that analyzed each of these relationships. Unlike other translations published, the fact that international political science is a orthodox introduction is remarkable. The author describes the relationship between the Korean peninsula and the four great powers based on statistics and data. Especially focus on post-Cyclopical history and diplomatic policy trends. We can use this book, which contains the theories and realities of international politics, to balance the relations of the great powers around the Korean peninsula and gain a perspective on how to look forward to the future.

Korean title: 한반도와 4대 강국

Korean author: 새뮤얼 킴

Korean publisher: 한울아카데미

ISBN-13: 9788946062283