This book examines the first regional strategy of South Korea towards Southeast Asia and India. At issue is how a middle power (a G20 country with the tenth largest economy in the world) seeks to play a larger and more comprehensive role in regions beyond the Korean peninsula.
This book examines the first regional strategy of South Korea towards Southeast Asia and India. At issue is how a middle power (a G20 country with the tenth largest economy in the world) seeks to play a larger and more comprehensive role in regions beyond the Korean peninsula.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Lam Peng Er is Head of the Korea Centre, East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Illustrations List of Contributors Acknowledgement PART 1 Introduction 1 1 New Southern Policy: The Forging of an Incipient Foreign Policy Doctrine? LAM PENG ER PART 2 Seoul and ASEAN: Principles and Practices 2 South Korea's New Southern Policy: The Limits of Indo-Pacific Geopolitics CHOE WONGI 3 ASEAN and the Republic of Korea as Middle Powers: ASEAN Centrality and NSPP amid Great Power Transition NUR SHAHADAH JAMIL PART 3 Republic of Korea and the Mekong Sub-region 4 Seoul's New Southern Policy Plus (NSPP) and the Mekong Region: Cooperation for Sustainable Development and Inclusive Growth PARK HAHNKYU 5 From Partnership for Sustainability to Sustainable Partnership: A Thai Perspective on NSPP and South Korea's Engagement in the Mekong Sub-region SEKSAN ANANTASIRIKIAT 6 Great Expectations: Cooperation between Cambodia and South Korea amid Great Power Transition VEASNA VAR 7 Vietnam-Republic of Korea Relations in the Age of Great Power Competition HOANG THI HA PART 4 Republic of Korea and the ASEAN Maritime States 8 Indonesia and South Korea: Two Middle Powers in Concord amid Great Powers Rivalry RESI QURRATA AINI AND YANDRY KURNIAWAN 9 Korea-Malaysia Relations: Where the New Southern Policy and Look East Policy Meet KIM HYUNGJONG 10 A Singaporean Perspective on the NSP Plus' Outreach to ASEAN SHAWN HO PART 5 Republic of Korea and India 11 India-South Korean Relations in the Indo-Pacific: Overlapping Act East Policy and New Southern Policy Plus JOJIN V. JOHN PART 6 New Southern Policy and Human Security 12 Evolution of South Korea's Diplomacy toward ASEAN: (Inconsistently) Embracing Human Security Perspectives in the NSP/NSP Plus PARK MIN JOUNG Index
List of Illustrations List of Contributors Acknowledgement PART 1 Introduction 1 1 New Southern Policy: The Forging of an Incipient Foreign Policy Doctrine? LAM PENG ER PART 2 Seoul and ASEAN: Principles and Practices 2 South Korea's New Southern Policy: The Limits of Indo-Pacific Geopolitics CHOE WONGI 3 ASEAN and the Republic of Korea as Middle Powers: ASEAN Centrality and NSPP amid Great Power Transition NUR SHAHADAH JAMIL PART 3 Republic of Korea and the Mekong Sub-region 4 Seoul's New Southern Policy Plus (NSPP) and the Mekong Region: Cooperation for Sustainable Development and Inclusive Growth PARK HAHNKYU 5 From Partnership for Sustainability to Sustainable Partnership: A Thai Perspective on NSPP and South Korea's Engagement in the Mekong Sub-region SEKSAN ANANTASIRIKIAT 6 Great Expectations: Cooperation between Cambodia and South Korea amid Great Power Transition VEASNA VAR 7 Vietnam-Republic of Korea Relations in the Age of Great Power Competition HOANG THI HA PART 4 Republic of Korea and the ASEAN Maritime States 8 Indonesia and South Korea: Two Middle Powers in Concord amid Great Powers Rivalry RESI QURRATA AINI AND YANDRY KURNIAWAN 9 Korea-Malaysia Relations: Where the New Southern Policy and Look East Policy Meet KIM HYUNGJONG 10 A Singaporean Perspective on the NSP Plus' Outreach to ASEAN SHAWN HO PART 5 Republic of Korea and India 11 India-South Korean Relations in the Indo-Pacific: Overlapping Act East Policy and New Southern Policy Plus JOJIN V. JOHN PART 6 New Southern Policy and Human Security 12 Evolution of South Korea's Diplomacy toward ASEAN: (Inconsistently) Embracing Human Security Perspectives in the NSP/NSP Plus PARK MIN JOUNG Index
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