The rise of ethnic nationalism in South Korea: Moon's North Korea policy and inter-Korean relations/ Dong-ho Han and Yeowon Lim
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Journal Articles | Mindef Library & Info Centre Journals | KOREA (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | 69805.1001 |
What is the origin of South Korea's North Korea policy under the Moon Jae-in presidency? Are there any underlying assumptions and perspectives behind this policy? What kind of ideas and values have played out in South Korea's policy toward North Korea? By both exploring the idea of nationalism in current world politics and showing its influence on South Korea's policy discourse and orientation, in this article we argue that nationalism is still a powerful political ideology that affects state foreign policy and plays out as a strong variable in trying to make sense of South Korea's North Korea policy.
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