Korea's FTA strategy and the Korean Peninsula
Kim Kyuryoon, Jun Byoung-Kon, Jung Sung Chul, Sung Ki-Young, Park Jinsoo
Korea Institute for National Unification·2014-05-01
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- 사회과학
- KDC 326.29
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1. Introduction Free Trade Agreements (FTA) have played a leading role in the liberalization of the international economic order. It has assisted the strengthening of international partnerships with economic interests combined with political motivation. After the Cold War, the United States seized the opportunity to rise as the world’s sole hegemonic power. The U.S. was able to exert a profound influence on the global economic order through the establishment of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and other multilateral trade organizations aimed at promoting global economic liberalization through enhanced regional cooperation. There has been, however, little progress in the regional integration except in the case of European nations. The Uruguay Round and the subsequent Doha developmental Agenda (DDA) failed to achieve substantial outcomes. Meanwhile, the Asian financial crisis of late 1997 raised the fundamental question of how the global economic order should be
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목차 1. Introduction 8 2. Background of the KORUS and ROK-China FTA 12 A. The United States and China’s FTA Strategies 12 B. Strategic Impact of the KORUS and ROK-China FTAs 22 3. FTA and the Korean Peninsula 38 A. Direction of South Korea’s FTA Strategy 38 B.Political Situation in Northeast Asia and Direction for South Korea’s Future FTAs 40 4. Strategic Considerations 52
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