1st Edition
Security Cooperation in Northeast Asia Architecture and Beyond
Part 1: The Northeast Asian Security Complex 1. The Northeast Asian Security Complex: History, Power, and Strategic Choices Chung Min Lee and T.J. Pempel 2. The Requirements for Security Cooperation in Northeast Asia: Theory and Reality Ajin Choi Part 2: Security Challenges, Drivers, and Issues 3. Nuclear Weapons, State Bellicosity, and Prospects for an East Asian Security Architecture Joseph M. Grieco 4. Between Multilateralism and Bilateralism Geunwook Lee Part 3: State Interests and Strategies 5. European Experience and Lessons Hae-Won Jun 6. China’s Strategic Option: Multilateralism and the Pursuit of Influence Sukhee Han and Luo Jianbo 7. What is a ‘Liberal’ East Asia Policy? Japan and the DPJ Government Yoko Iwama 8. ROK: Toward Peace and Cooperation Hyung Min Kim 9. Leadership and Commitment: The United States, Its Allies, and Emerging Security Institutions in Northeast Asia Carol Atkinson and Giacomo Chiozza Part 4: Actualizing Security Cooperation and Its Future 10. The Northeast Asia Cooperation Dialogue: An Experiment in Track II Multilateral Diplomacy Susan L. Shirk 11. Conclusion T.J. Pempel
Biography
T.J. Pempel is Professor and Forcey Chair of Political Science for Study of East Asian Politics at the University of California, Berkeley, USA.
Chung-Min Lee is Dean and Professor of International Relations at the Graduate School of International Studies, Yonsei University, South Korea.
