
Collaborative Regional Development across the Korea-Japan Strait Zone
Won Bae Kim, Naoto TAKAKI, Dae-Shik LEE
국토연구원·2005-12-31
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- KDC 322.8311013
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Foreword This study has been initiated by Sseveral institutions and individuals, who shared the idea of building a cross-border region across the Korea-Japan Strait Zone, initiated this study. Given the trend of economic globalization and the anticipation of Korea-Japan free trade agreement in the near future, these institutions and individuals strongly felt the need to promote cross-border cooperation at the local level. The deepening economic integration among China, Japan and Korea and accompanied changes in the industrial landscape of Northeast Asia wereas another background factors. As a matter of fact, many localities and regions in Japan and Korea face the prospect of industrial decline due to the push factors of their domestic economy and the pullfactors of the rapidly growing Chinese economy. If these localities and regions do not take appropriate measures now, then they will be very likely to be degenerated into semi-peripheral or even peripheral regions. The prospect is gloomier for the cities and regions in South Korea than those in Japan because of their lesser technological superiority over China. Industrial upgrading and enhancing regional innovation capacities are obvious policy responses to be considered by cities and regions. These policies, however, may not be effective for some regions, which have weak fundamentals, i.e., low innovation capacities and little connections to the global economy. Considering the softening of borders and the advancement of communication and transportation technologies, cross-border cooperation provides a promising avenue to revitalize regional economies. Indeed, European cross-border regions and cooperation examples attest this. Specialization due to market expansion, pooled use of management and innovativeon resources, cross-border subcontracting and joint market development and R&D constitute therationale for cross-border cooperation. In addition, the long history of cultural and economic exchanges, geographical proximity and institutional compatibility makethe Korea-Japan Strait Zone a very promising case of genuine cross-border cooperation in Northeast Asia. This study therefore is aimed at developing a conceptual framework and strategies to strengthen cross-border cooperation between local areas within the Korea-Japan Strait Zone. It adopted cross-border cooperation as an essential part of regional development strategies. More specifically, the study sought to answer the following key questions: - What are theoretical and empirical evidences there for cross-border cooperation within the Korea-Japan Strait Zone? - What are the promising areas for cross-border cooperation? - What are major obstacles and how can they be to overcome? them - What are appropriate cross-border structures and how should they beto build t?hem - What are concrete cross-border projects and how to should they be implemented? them -Throughout the study, a bilateral not unilateral perspective was taken and a consensus was sought wherever possible. By taking a survey, the study also attempted to bring in the views and opinions of local community leaders and firm managers regarding the Korea-Japan free trade agreement and cross-border cooperation. Given time and resource constraints, some sectional analysis was not carried out to the extent desired. Nonetheless, all the participants in this study did their best to produce relevant policy implications for both central and local governments of Japan and Korea. More than dozens of researchers and professors from Japan and Korea participated in this study. Their valuable contribution is duly acknowledged in this report. Such institutions as the Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements, the Kyushu Economic Research Center, the Regional Innovation Center at the Busan National University, the Kyongnam Development Institute, the Ulsan Development Institute and the Fukuoka Asia Urban Research Center provided generous financial support and research assistance…
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Table of Contents Foreword i Summary v Part I. Background 1. Introduction (Won Bae Kim) 3 2. Evolution of commercial, technical and cultural exchanges across the Korea-Japan strait (Imamura Akio/Won Bae Kim) 9 3. The assessment of inter-local cooperation efforts in the Japan-Korea strait zone (Naoto Takaki) 35 Part II. Conceptual and Empirical Considerations for Cross-Border Cooperation across the Korea-Japan Strait 4. The need and rationale for cross-border cooperation across the Korea-Japan strait (Won Bae Kim) 57 5. Cross-border cooperation in Europe and North America: experiences and lessons (Won Bae Kim and Sung Su Lee) 69 Part III. Korea-Japan Free Trade Agreement and Cross-Border Cooperation 6. National and regional economic impact of FTA (Hyung Seo Park) 113 7. Agriculture in the Korea-Japan FTA and regional agricultural trade between BUG and FNSY regions (Nobuhiro Suzuki) 135 8. The attitudes and opinions of firm managers and community leaders inthe FNSY area (Kazushige Toumoto) 153 9. Local attitudes of firm managers and community leaders in the BUG region (Hyung Seo Park) 177 10. Inter-firm cooperation across the strait: perceptions and reality (Won Bae Kim) 189 Part IV. Assessing the Possibilities of Cross-Border Cooperation by Sector 11. Potentials for building a cross-border region in the Korea-Japan straitzone (Won Bae Kim) 201 12. The prospect for cooperation in the automobiles industry across the Japan-Korea strait (Naoto Takaki) 221 13. Possibility of cross-border cooperation in the machinery industry: from the prospective of the BUG region (Dae-Chul Jeong and Tae-Yel Kwok) 249 14. The Prospect of Cooperation between Japan and Korea in the Machine and Metal Industry from the Viewpoint of Kyushu (Takayoshi Kabu) 269 15. Regional cooperation of local environment industry from theperspective of the BUG region (ChangKi Kwon) 287 16. Possibility of cooperation in the information technology industry between northern Kyushu and Korea (Kazushige Toumoto) 307 17. Regional cooperation in tourism (Jung Duk Lim) 323 18. Prospect for Tourism between Japan and Korea: Focusing on Fukuokaand Busan (Hirofumi Nishizono) 341 19. Assessing the possibility of jointly promoting medical services as a new industry for the cross-border region (Woo Bae Lee) 351 20. Possibilities and problems of inter-port cooperation across the Japan-Korea strait zone (Takayuki Tsumori) 391 21. Technological cooperation across the Korea-Japan strait zone (Dae-shik Lee and Han-sook Lee) 419 Part V. Strategies for Promoting Cross-Border Cooperation 22. Vision setting and staged approach to building a cross-border region (Won Bae Kim) 459 23. A concrete image of a localized network of free zones (Yuhei Ogawa) 473 24. Cross-border cooperation structures and initiatives for the BUG and the FNSY region (Naoto Takaki and Won Bae Kim) 485 Conclusions and policy recommendations (Won Bae Kim) 505
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