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U.S.-Korea Institute at SAIS > Academics > SAIS U.S.-Korea Yearbook > 2012 SAIS U.S.-Korea Yearbook > Uncertainty in the Shadow of a Rising China, by Alexander Bellah

2012 SAIS U.S.-Korea Yearbook

The Impact of KORUS on the Future of Asia Pacific Trade Integration, by Abigail Trenhaile
South Korea and China’s Power Plays Through Free Trade Agreements with ASEAN, by Yesel Lee
Lips and Teeth: Chinese-North Korean Trade and FDI and its Impact, by Trevor Clark
South Korea’s “New Silk Road” to Central Asia: Diplomacy and Business in the Context of Energy Security, by Alison Evans
Negotiating Away the Bloodline: North Korean National Identity and the Implications for Reunification, by Sean Nelson
Unwelcome Migrants: The Plight of North Korean Refugees in China, by Dianna Bai
Asia’s Multilateral Cooperation and Bilateral Tensions: Finding a Way Forward, by Kyle Johnson
Goguryeo Ghosts: China’s History Dilemma and the Future of Sino-Korean Relations, by Taylor Washburn
Uncertainty in the Shadow of a Rising China, by Alexander Bellah
American Legal Dilemmas and Korean Elections, by Mark Kulish

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