The author examines China's perception of the alliance between the United States and the Republic of Korea (ROK). He believes continued acceptance of the status quo is not guaranteed and that developments in the Sino-American relationship and the course of reunification of the Korean Peninsula will affect attitudes in the future. The author discusses China's general post-Cold War security policy and apparent quiet acceptance of the ROK alliance as a part of the favorable status quo in Northeast Asia. Beijing also displays a changed attitude towards the United States' political and military presence in Northeast Asia. The future of the political division on the Korean Peninsula is of key importance to China's perception of the U.S.-ROK alliance.
Tacit Acceptance and Watchful Eyes: Beijing's Views about the U.S.-ROK Alliance
1997
33 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
International Relations , Korea , Perception , International relations , China , Foreign policy , United states government , Government(Foreign) , Japan , Acceptability , South korea , Northeast asia , Peninsulas , Beijing , Monograph , Rok(Republic of korea) , Sino american relations , People's republic of china , Post cold-war world , Korean peninsula
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