Reunification of the Korean Peninsula from the Context of Northeast Asian Regional Integration
Jehoon Park
Abstract
Jehoon Park
Abstract
We have to manage North Korea, a special country of old regime and young leader. Therefore we need patience, a balanced perspective between the pessimistic and the optimistic, and a comprehensive approach combining integration and unification. We should admit that regional integration and unification will take a long time. But they could come true earlier than we expect if we are successful in deriving and implementing a master plan combining the Northeast Asian version of a regional integration model and a system change model based on the strategy of unification through regional integration.
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We have to manage North Korea, a special country of old regime and young leader. Therefore we need patience, a balanced perspective between the pessimistic and the optimistic, and a comprehensive approach combining integration and unification. We should admit that regional integration and unification will take a long time. But they could come true earlier than we expect if we are successful in deriving and implementing a master plan combining the Northeast Asian version of a regional integration model and a system change model based on the strategy of unification through regional integration.
Key concepts: Unification, Regional integration, Patience, Peninsula, Context (archaeology), German reunification, Perspective (graphical), Plan (archaeology)