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Strategic Posture Review: South Korea
Sun-Won Park | World Politics Review | 2010-03-17
South Korea's growing national capabilities have resulted in a corresponding emphasis on the country's contribution to the global community. Having accomplished economic expansion and democratic development almost concurrently, South Korea is now seeking to move beyond the geopolitical constraints of its security concerns, and examining active paths to a more prominent global presence. . . . To read the rest, subscribers can download the report below.
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Understanding China’s Political System
1/20/2010
Kerry Dumbaugh, Michael F. Martin | Congressional Research Service
China's Place on the Global Stage
9/22/2009
Abraham Denmark, Nirav Patel | Center for a New American Security
Understanding China's 'Soft Power'
4/1/2009
Kerry Dumbaugh | Congressional Research Service



