Korean endgame a strategy for reunification and U.S. disengagement - Harrison, Selig S. (Princeton, N.J. Princeton University Press, 2002)
Table of Contents: Foreword. Overview: The United States and Korea. -- Part I. Will North Korea Collapse?: Chapter 1. The Paralysis of American Policy -- Chapter 2. Nationalism and the "Permanent Siege Mentality" -- Chapter 3. The Confucian Legacy -- Chapter 4. Reform by Stealth -- Chapter 5. Gold, Oil, and the Basket-Case Image -- Chapter 6. Kim Jong II and His Successors -- Part II. Reunification: Postponing the Dream: Chapter 7. Trading Places -- Chapter 8. Confederation or Absorption? -- Chapter 9. The United States and Reunification -- Part III. Toward U.S. Disengagement: Chapter 10. Tripwire -- Chapter 11. The United States and the Military Balance -- Chapter 12. New Opportunities for Arms Control -- Chapter 13. Ending the Korean War -- Chapter 14. The Tar Baby Syndrome -- Chapter 15. Guidelines for U.S. Policy -- Part IV. Toward a Nuclear-Free Korea: Chapter 16. The U.S. Nuclear Challenge to North Korea -- Chapter 17. The North Korean Response -- Chapter 18. The 1994 Compromise: Can It Survive? -- Chapter 19. Japan and Nuclear Weapons -- Chapter 20. South Korea and Nuclear Weapons -- Chapter 21. Guidelines for U.S. Policy -- Part V. Korea in Northeast Asia: Chapter 22. Will History Repeat Itself? -- Chapter 23, Korea, Japan, and the United States -- Chapter 24. Korea, China, and the United States -- Chapter 25. Korea, Russia, and the United States -- Chapter 26. Then and Now: The Case for a Neutral Korea. -- Notes to the Chapters. Index.
"A Century Foundation book."
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Keywords: Korean reunification question (1945- ); United States -- Foreign relations -- Korea (North).; Korea (North) -- Foreign relations -- United States; United States -- Military relations -- Korea (South).; Korea (South) -- Military relations -- United States; East Asia -- Strategic aspects