Development of unification diplomacy contents

Development of unification diplomacy contents

by Jin Ha Kim

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"There is an urgent need to develop contents for unification diplomacy that aims to convince the political sphere, government, and citizens of the states surrounding the Korean Peninsula, including the United States, Japan, China and Russia, to hold a positive outlook on Korea's unification. With this in mind, the researchers have been performing research to develop a specific logic customized to each country surrounding the Korean Peninsula to gain support for national unification. In addition, the research expanded the scope of countries for examination to include the former Soviet Union and key European countries. This report is for use as a fundamental source in devising a plan to comprehensively and systematically persuade Korea's neighbors. The researchers also hope that it will provide meaningful implications to Korea in achieving unification as well as ethnic and national integration in the post-unification period."--Back cover.

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