International Journal of Korean Studies Fall/Winter 2012

 

 

ISSN 1091-2932

 

International Journal of

Korean Studies

 

Volume XVI, Number 2 • Fall/Winter 2012

 

 

Publisher's Pages and Introduction of Contributors

 

U.S. Policy toward the Two Koreas after The U.S. and ROK Elections in 2012

Doug Bandow


1

 

China's Korea Policy after the 2012 Leadership Transitions in Asia and America

Gordon G. Chang

24

America’s Pacific Power and Pacific Alliances in an Age of Austerity

Michael O’Hanlon


51

The Kim Jong-Un Regime’s Survival Strategy and Prospects for the Future of North Korea

Hong Nack Kim


81

Developments in the North Korean Asymmetric Threat: Missiles and Electronic Warfare

Bruce E. Bechtol, Jr.


107

The Russo-Korean Cooperation for Natural Resources: The Prospect of the Trans-Siberian Gas Pipeline Project

Jin W. Mok and Sung Gul Hong


130

The United States and East Asian Regionalism: Competing Paths to Integration

Claude Barfield

159

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