Suchergebnisse

Hu W.: Cross-strait relations: heading for collision? - S. 5-15. Shih Ch.: The global constitution of "Taiwan democracy": opening up the image of a successful state after 9/11. - S. 16-38. Zhao S.: Beijing wait-and-see policy toward Taiwan: an uncertain future. - S. 39-60. Zhao Q.: Regime change and the PRC's Taiwan policy in the DPP era. - S. 61-85

Suh Dae-Sook: Crisis management by new leaders in North Korea. - S. 19-31. Noland, M.: The economic situation in North Korea. - S. 19-31. Kim, S. S.: The future of the post-Kim Il Sung system in North Korea. - S. 32-60. Kim Kwang-woong: Two scales. Democratization and the North Korea policy of the Kim Young Sam government. - S. 61-75. Cha, V. D.: Democracy and unification. The dilemma of the ROK engagement. - S. 76-93. Steinberg, D. I.: The dichotomy of pride and vulnerability. South Korean tensions in the U.S. relationship. - s. 94-118. Okonogi, M.: The North Korean crisis and Japan's choice. - S. 119-129. Zhao Quansheng: China and the two Koreas. - S. 130-146. Bazhanov, E. P.: Russia's policies toward the two Koreas. - S. 147-168. Gregg, D. P.: The two Koreas and Northeast Asia in the post-Cold War era. - S. 169-174. Gallucci, R. L.: The U.S.-North Korea agreed framework and the Korea policy of the United States. - S. 175-186. Brown, D. E.: No thanks expected. America's effort to nurture a "soft landing". - S. 187-196. Harrison, S. S.: The United States and the future of Korea. - S. 197-217. Taylor, W. J., Jr.: The Korean peninsula at the crossroads. Which way? - S. 218-233. Snyder, S.: North Korean crises and American choices. Managing U.S. policy toward the Korean peninsula. - S. 234-266. Koo, P. H.: Resolving the North Korean crisis. What should be done by the business community? - S. 267-270. Scalapino, R. A.: Korea and the United States. Looking to the twenty-first century. - S. 271-281