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Korea after Unification: An Opportunity to Strengthen the Korean-American Partnership
( Robert Dujarric ) 한국국방연구원 2000 The Korean Journal of Defense Analysis Vol.12 No.1
This article, adapted from Robert Dujarric`s Korea After Unification: Challenges for US Strategy (Indianapolis: Hudson Institute, 2000), argues that in the coming decade, perhaps much sooner, the North Korean military threat will end, probably with unification of the peninsula under the aegis of the Republic of Korea (ROK). Some 11Uly think that this development should be followed by the withdrawal of the United States Forces Korea (USFK). But even after unification, the United States should retain a large military presence in Korea. This will help prevent deterioration of Korean-Japanese relations and defuse rivalries in Northeast Asia, between China, Japan, Russia, and Korea that could emerge after unification. To further strengthen the ROK-US military partnership, the Korean military should establish permanent bases in the United States, to provide the ROK with enhanced training possibilities and further strengthen ROK-US military cooperation. Korea should also take a leading role in international peacekeeping. These developments should 11Ulke the ROK-US partnership more equal and give Korea the opportunity to play a greater role in world affairs.
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(Preliminary) Political Lessons of the 9-11 War for Korea
( Robert Dujarric ) 한국국방연구원 2002 The Korean Journal of Defense Analysis Vol.14 No.1
Though the 9-11 War is not over, there are lessons that the ROK can draw from the conflict: · First, there are limits to Chinese power. Though Afghanistan and Central Asia are close to China, it has had to accept the deployment of large US forces in the region, some of whom may remain in place for years. The Sino- Russian axis was destroyed when Moscow forgot about its "special relationship" with Beijing in favor of better ties with the West. China has also had to accept the deployment of Japanese ships to the war zone in support of US forces. · Second, Russia is weak. It has had to acquiesce to a US and NATO presence in Central Asia. It now seeks US support rather than confront America. · Third, so far, the conflict has highlighted the enormous military power of the United States. The US quickly established bases halfway around the globe and eliminated the Taliban. Despite the Bush administration`s contempt for its allies, the US successfully organized a world-wide coalition. · Fourth, the war in Southwest Asia demonstrates that the ROK needs to have experts who are familiar with this region. · Fifth, "out of area" conflicts provide opportunities for the ROK to expand its international role through peacekeeping and humanitarian aid. · Sixth, ROK-Japan military cooperation in "out of area" operations is desirable. · Finally, the 9-11 War does not herald a new paradigm in world affairs. Inter-state relations remain the cornerstone of international affairs.
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Southwest Asia and Korean Unification
Robert Dujarric 통일연구원 2007 International journal of korean unification studie Vol.16 No.2
Due to its invasion of Iraq, the overemphasis on the threat posed by Al Qaeda, the ongoing war Afghanistan, and the possibility of other confrontations in Southwest Asia, the United States has cut down on its comitments in Northeast Asia. It is possible that in the future the US will further scale back its military and diplomatic assets the region. Therefore, if and when Korean unification takes place, the United States may be unwilling, or incapable, of playing the leading role. This could make the political and economic management of the unification process even more difficult.
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이수형(Soo Hyung Lee),남창희(Nam Chang hee),Robert Dujarric 21세기정치학회 2004 21세기 정치학회보 Vol.14 No.2
During the Cold War era, the U.S. provided an extended deterrence strategy for its allies with their forces stationing abroad. Amid the abrupt change in terms of the source of threat after the New York terror attack in 2001, the U.S. is engaged in redeploying its overseas forces to reform region-based networks in an attempt to effectively deal with transnational and asymmetrical threats. This paper aims at analyzing strategic implication of the relocation of the USFK and potential problems for South Korean security. The immediate effect of the relocation includes the change of force structure and the role of USFK. By amplifying already enhanced mobility in conjunction with the progress of capabilities-based restructuring of America's military machine, the USFK is expected to take a more region-oriented posture departing from its traditional role as a deterrent against North Korea's invasion of South Korea. Aforementioned redefinition of USFK's role should impose significant impact upon the basic rationale behind the ROK-US alliance and the future force structure of US forces on the peninsula. For the Republic of Korea, developing more self-reliant armed forces and an independent military strategy needs to be highlighted in order to adroitly adapt to this rapidly changing alliance objectives.
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