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The 1965 Korea-Japan Treaty on Basic Relations: A New Perspective on the Normalization Process  

Moon, William J. (Ross School of Business, The University of Michigan)
Oh, Hyun-Seung (Dept. of Industrial & Management Engineering, Hannam University)
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Abstract
With every Yasukuni Shrine visit by a Japanese Prime Minister, one can expect that the Korean government will jump up and down to condemn Japan. The blatant antagonism between the two powerhouses in Asia, lingering around more than sixty years after the end of the colonial period, is unmistakably more than interplay of their colonial history. It is an illumination of a largely unsettled post-colonial diplomacy that was executed in the name of economic advancement. The purpose of this paper is to shed lights on a largely ignored subject matter that unambiguously shaped the peculiar relationship between Korea and Japan.
Keywords
한일외교정상화;안보포기공포이론;미국외교정책;냉전;한일경제성장론;
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