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NSPR3: Relocation of US Forces in Korea and a New Security Strategy Concept for 21st Century Korea

Category
Working Paper
Published
September 23, 2004
Related Projects
US-China Competition and Korea's StrategyNational Security Panel

Overview

Following the release of Issue No. 1, "The Six-Party Talks and the North Korean Nuclear Issue," on June 17, Issue No. 2, "The Dispatch of Troops to Iraq and South Korea's National Interest," was published in August, and today, September 24, Issue No. 3, "Relocation of US Forces in Korea and the Search for a New Security Strategy Concept for 21st Century Korea," has been released. Professor Han Yong-sup of the National Defense University was the primary author for this issue. He points out the confusion in perceptions between South Korea and the United States, as well as within South Korea, surrounding the relocation of US forces in Korea, and provides a clear overview centered on the concept of "Transformation." Furthermore, he offers specific policy recommendations for South Korea to adopt within the changing security environment.

Appendix List

1. Douglas J. Feith, "Transforming the U.S. Global Defense Posture" (03/12/03)

2. Douglas J. Feith, "Prepared Statement before the House Armed Service Committee (04/06/23)

3. List of Other Major Internet URLs

4. Timeline of Relocation of US Forces in Korea and Transformation Strategy (March 2003 - August 20, 2004)

Author

Han Yong-sup, Professor, National Defense University

*This text is an AI translation of an original written in Korean. Some translations or nuances may be inaccurate.

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