Diplomacy, Trade, and South Korea’s Rise to International Influence
Dennis Patterson author Jangsup Choi author
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Lexington Books
Published:31st Jul '19
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This volume details how the diplomatic successes of South Korean presidents removed the country from the international isolation it experienced in the aftermath of the Korean War and also provided the necessary international connections for the expansions of international trade it experienced. Patterson and Choi explain how diplomacy then was the primary process that allowed for the successful implementation of South Korea’s export-led economic development strategy which in turn led to the rapid growth that allowed it to eventually the internationally influential actor it is today
“Patterson and Choi have written an outstanding book that argues a crucial connection between the vital role South Korean diplomacy played in its economic development story. This study makes an important argument that an overlooked variable of South Korea’s rise was deft diplomacy in its early years that helped provide the foundation for its amazing record of export-led development. The book is a must-read for those who study South Korean political economy.” -- Terence Roehrig, United States Naval War College
“In Diplomacy, Trade, and South Korea’s Rise to International Influence, Dennis Patterson and Jangsup Choi offer an insightful and creative analysis of South Korea’s diplomatic achievements. Unlike most studies that see development in South Korea’s diplomatic relations simply as a byproduct of its economic miracle, Patterson and Choi emphasize the significance of diplomatic efforts as an independent factor in South Korea’s rise into a middle power. Their innovative analysis contributes to the literature of South Korean foreign relations and is undoubtedly a must-read for scholars as well as policymakers.” -- Min Ye, Coastal Carolina University
ISBN: 9781498583084
Dimensions: 229mm x 159mm x 20mm
Weight: 422g
158 pages