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North Korea between China, Japan and the ROK, 2012–2016
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Balázs SZALONTAI (Korea University)
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The Academy of Korean Studies Korea Journal Vol.58 No.3 KCI Accredited Journals A&HCI
Published
2018.9
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156 - 183 (28page)

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By using Lowell Dittmer’s game-theoretical analysis as a method, this article examines how North Korea’s room to maneuver has been affected by Chinese-South Korean, Japan-ROK, and Sino-Japanese interactions, and how the DPRK sought to exploit the various conflicts between Beijing, Tokyo, and Seoul. Placing the period of 2012–2016 into historical context, it emphasizes that North Korea has consistently tried to hinder cooperation between South Korea and the other two Northeast Asian states by creating “romantic triangles.” North Korean propaganda frequently highlighted local territorial disputes, Japanese historical revisionism, and the deployment of US missile defense batteries in South Korea, but it could also abruptly remove these issues from its agenda if Pyongyang’s foreign policy underwent a shift. Still, the DPRK was not necessarily able to benefit from these disagreements, because a Japan-ROK conflict could reinforce China-ROK cooperation (or vice versa). In periods of inter-Korean confrontation, Pyongyang had less chance to take advantage of Sino-Japanese and Japan-ROK friction than in periods of North-South rapprochement. If China or Japan decided to confront Seoul, they could easily have found alternative partners that were more powerful and attractive than the DPRK (like Russia or the United States), which limited their readiness to engage a confrontational North Korea.
#North Korean foreign policy #Chinese-ROK relations #Japanese-ROK relations #Sino-Japanese relations #trilateral cooperation #inter-Korean relations trilateral cooperation #inter-Korean relations

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Abstract
Historical Background
The Rise and Decline of the Chinese-South Korean Partnership
Japan and South Korea: From Estrangement to Tortuous Rapprochement
North Korea in the Shadow of Sino-Japanese Rivalry
The DPRK and Chinese-Japanese-South Korean Trilateralism
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