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@article{ART002908081},
author={Nameun Kim},
title={Peace of the Korean Peninsula viewed by Japan: Focusing on Perceptions and Policy toward North Korea in Japan},
journal={JAPAN SPACE},
issn={1976-1481},
year={2022},
number={32},
pages={63-94},
doi={10.35506/jspace.2022..32.001}

TY - JOUR
AU - Nameun Kim
TI - Peace of the Korean Peninsula viewed by Japan: Focusing on Perceptions and Policy toward North Korea in Japan
JO - JAPAN SPACE
PY - 2022
VL - null
IS - 32
PB - The Institute of Japanese Studies
SP - 63
EP - 94
SN - 1976-1481
AB - The perception that Japan is alienated from the peace process on the Korean Peninsula can serve as a major obstacle since it limits the role and consensus formation capability that Japan can contribute to. This paper focused on the essential problem that Japan’s role in the peace process of the Korean Peninsula is limited or marginalized while it is a major partner of the process. In addition, the paper tried to answer the puzzle through analyzing Japan’s perception of the Korean Peninsula and limitations and dilemmas of its policy toward North Korea. Japan’s policy toward North Korea, based on its maximal pressure strategy, has been a stumbling block to its flexibility in the peace process on the Korean Peninsula. It has also used a parallel strategy of dialogue and pressure, but superficial measures such as easing the terms of the talks without changing the policy have failed to make the North Korea back to the table.
KW - Japan;Peace of the Korean Peninsula;Policy toward North Korea;Japan Passing
DO - 10.35506/jspace.2022..32.001
ER -

Nameun Kim. (2022). Peace of the Korean Peninsula viewed by Japan: Focusing on Perceptions and Policy toward North Korea in Japan. JAPAN SPACE, 32, 63-94.

Nameun Kim. 2022, "Peace of the Korean Peninsula viewed by Japan: Focusing on Perceptions and Policy toward North Korea in Japan", JAPAN SPACE, no.32, pp.63-94. Available from: doi:10.35506/jspace.2022..32.001

Nameun Kim "Peace of the Korean Peninsula viewed by Japan: Focusing on Perceptions and Policy toward North Korea in Japan" JAPAN SPACE 32 pp.63-94 (2022) : 63.

Nameun Kim. Peace of the Korean Peninsula viewed by Japan: Focusing on Perceptions and Policy toward North Korea in Japan. 2022; 32 : 63-94. Available from: doi:10.35506/jspace.2022..32.001

Nameun Kim. "Peace of the Korean Peninsula viewed by Japan: Focusing on Perceptions and Policy toward North Korea in Japan" JAPAN SPACE no.32(2022) : 63-94.doi: 10.35506/jspace.2022..32.001

Nameun Kim. Peace of the Korean Peninsula viewed by Japan: Focusing on Perceptions and Policy toward North Korea in Japan. JAPAN SPACE, 32, 63-94. doi: 10.35506/jspace.2022..32.001

Nameun Kim. Peace of the Korean Peninsula viewed by Japan: Focusing on Perceptions and Policy toward North Korea in Japan. JAPAN SPACE. 2022; 32 63-94. doi: 10.35506/jspace.2022..32.001

Nameun Kim. Peace of the Korean Peninsula viewed by Japan: Focusing on Perceptions and Policy toward North Korea in Japan. 2022; 32 : 63-94. Available from: doi:10.35506/jspace.2022..32.001

Nameun Kim. "Peace of the Korean Peninsula viewed by Japan: Focusing on Perceptions and Policy toward North Korea in Japan" JAPAN SPACE no.32(2022) : 63-94.doi: 10.35506/jspace.2022..32.001