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Two Presidents, One Agenda: A Blueprint for South Korea and the United States to Address the Challenges of the 2020s and Beyond

Authors :
Abraham M. Denmark
Abraham M. Denmark
Adam Segal
Andrew Yeo
Chaesung Chun
Clara Gillispie
Hyung-gon Jeong
Jae Ho Chung
Matthew P. Goodman
Miyeon Oh
Richard L. Armitage
Sang Hyun Lee
Scott A. Snyder
Sheila A. Smith
Sook Jong Lee
Soonman Kwon
Sue Mi Terry
Taeho Bark
Victor Cha
Wendy Cutler
Won Gon Park
Young-kwan Yoon
Abraham M. Denmark
Abraham M. Denmark
Adam Segal
Andrew Yeo
Chaesung Chun
Clara Gillispie
Hyung-gon Jeong
Jae Ho Chung
Matthew P. Goodman
Miyeon Oh
Richard L. Armitage
Sang Hyun Lee
Scott A. Snyder
Sheila A. Smith
Sook Jong Lee
Soonman Kwon
Sue Mi Terry
Taeho Bark
Victor Cha
Wendy Cutler
Won Gon Park
Young-kwan Yoon
Publication Year :
2022

Abstract

President Biden and South Korea's new president, Yoon Suk-yeol, have a historic opportunity to forge a closer U.S.-R.O.K. alliance. Two Presidents, One Agenda: A Blueprint for South Korea and the United States to Address the Challenges of the 2020s and Beyond is a series of articles that present the two presidents with specific policy recommendations addressing the most significant security and economic challenges and opportunities the two allies face in the years ahead. The articles are divided into two major categories: the shifting geopolitics of Northeast Asia, and economic and trade issues. There are 12 topics total under these two major areas. For each of the bigger geostrategic and economic issues, prominent experts – one from the United States, the other from the ROK—present recommendations on how each of their countries can deal with these challenges. For more narrow issues, a single expert, either American or Korean, offers recommendations. All of the writers are leading experts in their field with significant scholarly credentials. In addition, many have extensive government experience as well. Given all the shifts transforming the international environment, the United States and South Korea cannot afford a "business as usual" approach to their relations. This essay collection will chart a way forward for both administrations.

Details

Database :
OAIster
Notes :
Asia (Eastern) / China, Asia (Eastern) / Japan, Asia (Eastern) / North Korea, Asia (Eastern) / South Korea, Europe (Eastern) / Ukraine, North America / United States, pdf, English
Publication Type :
Electronic Resource
Accession number :
edsoai.on1357665346
Document Type :
Electronic Resource