A brief introduction There is a tendency for scholars, commentators, and politicians to label South Korea as a ‘middle power’. Furthermore, analysts often point out that South Korea should play …
Congratulations on reaching the end of the course and thank you for your active participation. In this section, I prepared the video with two teaching assistances to say a few …
Welcome to the fifth week of the course. In the previous week, we talked about Japan, in particular what Japan wants and and how Japan is likely to behave in …
Welcome to the fourth week of the course. Last week we considered China’s economic and military power, and the implications of the rise of China for international politics with a …
For many reasons: China is one of the most crucial nations in the world, especially from South Korea’s perspective. For example, China is the largest trading partner of South Korea: …
In this week, we will pay our attention to the following questions: Is the United States still a hegemonic power or is its power and influence in decline? What kind …
As the previous steps indicate, the 21st century global politics is very complex. We do have more diverse actors (not only states, but also non-state actors) involved in global politics; …
In this opening video, Dr. Yong-Soo Eun, explains what to expect over the next six weeks. South Korea is at a critical juncture, particularly from global perspectives. From a geopolitical …