Korea and the major powers : an analysis of power structures in East Asia

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• FOREWORD = ⅲ
• PREFACE = ⅴ
• PART Ⅰ
• CHAPTER
• Ⅰ. INTRODUCTION = 3
• Ⅱ. AN APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF THE EAST ASIAN POWER STRUCTURE = 21
• PART Ⅱ
• Ⅲ. THE EMERGENCE OF IMPERIAL POWERS IN EAST ASIA, 1880-1945 = 43
• Ⅳ. THE EAST ASIAN IMPERIALIST POWER STRUCTURE： ROLES AND INTERESTS OF NATIONS IN EAST ASIA = 57
• Ⅴ. JAPANESE COLONIAL POLICY AND KOREA'S NATIONAL LIFE = 95
• PART Ⅲ
• Ⅵ. THE POSTWAR POWER STRUCTURE OF EAST ASIA： US-USSR CONFRONTATION = 127
• Ⅶ. THE IMPACT OF THE AMERICAN-RUSSIAN RIVALRY AND THE FATE OF KOREA = 159
• PART Ⅳ
• Ⅷ. THE MULTIPOLAR POWER DETENTE SYSTEM AND ITS IMPACT ON KOREA = 219
• Ⅸ. THE BIG POWER DETENTE AND ITS IMPACT ON THE STABILIZATION OF THE DIVIDED KOREA = 279
• Ⅹ. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS = 333
• LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES
• TABLES
• 1-1. Roles and Interests of State-Actors in East Asia = 38-39
• 3-1. International Comparison = 54
• 4-1. Roles and Interests of Nation Actors in the East Asian Imperalist Power Structure, 1880-1945 = 60
• 4-2. Concessions and Concessionaries in Korea, 1896-1945 = 62
• 4-3. Korean International Trade, 1893-1910 = 63
• 4-4. Korean Trade with China and Japan = 69
• 5-1. Budget Allocation = 98
• 5-2. Increased Police Budget = 98
• 5-3. The Rate of Increase in Political and General Crimes = 98
• 5-4. Korean Private Schools = 100
• 5-5. Ratio of Capital Investments by Nationality = 100
• 5-6. Industries and Capital Investment by Nationality, 1940 = 101
• 5-7. Compulsory Savings = 101
• 5-8. Numbers of Technicians by Nationality, 1944 = 102
• 5-9. Discriminatory Wage Scales = 103
• 5-10. Rice Production, Export, and Per Capita Consumption = 103
• 5-11. Per Capita Consumption by Nationality = 103
• 5-12. Owner-Farmers and Tenant-Farmers = 105
• 5-13 Participants in the March First Movement and Causuality = 114
• 5-14 Social Status of the Participants in the March First Movement = 115
• 5-15 Educational Levels of the Participants in the March First Movement = 115
• 6-1. Japanese Economic Growth Rate = 149
• 6-2. Assistance to China, Japan, and Korea = 150
• 7-1. Chronology of the U.S-USSR Rivalries = 161
• 8-1. Comparison of G.N.P., Defense Expenditures, Total Armed Forces, and Population, 1977 = 230
• 8-2. The PRC's Trade with Non-Communist Countries, 1960-70 = 231
• 8-3. Trade with Asia, 1974 = 232
• 8-4. Direct Investment in Asia, 1974 = 233
• 8-5. Economic Growth in South Korea = 248
• 8-6. U.S. Military Assistance to South Korea = 251
• 8-7. Income of Wage Earners = 269
• 8-8. South Korea' Trade with Japan = 269
• 8-9. United Nations Command Statistics on Serious Violation of the Demilitarized Zone and Rear Area by the North Koreans = 277
• 9-1. Military Comparison Between ROK and DPRK = 318
• 9-2. Comparison of Important Economic Indicators Between South Korea and North Korea(1976) = 331
• TABLES
• 1-1. Roles and Power Structures of East Asia = 7
• 1-2. The East Asian Power Structures and Korea's National Life = 7
• 2-1. Multi-Actor Non-Hegemonial Power Structure Situation of East Asian Regional Subsystem = 30
• 2-2. Multi-Actor with a Dominant Actor Power Structure Situation of East Asian Regional Subsystem = 31
• 2-3. Bipolar Power Structure Situation of East Asia, 1945-1969 = 32
• 2-4. Four Power Detente System of East Asia, 1969-Present = 34
• 6-1. Japanese Economic Recovery = 147
• 8-1. United States Alliances, 1947-1961 = 220
• 9-1. Attitudes of the Direct-Central Actors Toward the Korean Issues = 330