Conflicts and Harmony in Modern SocietyYong Sang Cho Research Institutes for Social Sciences, Keimyung University, 1985 - International relations - 451 pages |
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS | 1 |
What is To be Done To Resume the Stalemated | 29 |
CONFLICTS AND STABILITY IN INTER | 45 |
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age population agreement Allison's Model American analysis areas Asian authoritarian authoritarian structures cent centers China Chinese civilization claims Communist concept consociational democracy continental shelf Court cultural decision decisionmaking democratic dependency ratio détente developing countries discussion dominance East Asia economic elite European existing fisheries force global governmental Grotius growth harmony high seas Hugo Grotius human idea ideology important individual industrial Institute interests international law issues Japan Japanese joint ventures Keimyung University labour dispute labour standard leaders legislation Legislative Yuan major Mare Clausum masses means ment military Minquiers modern nature negotiations Non-alignment Movement norms North Korea parties peace President Park principle problems Pyongyang question regime revolution rule Seoul situation social conflict socialist society South sovereignty Soviet Union struggle superpowers Taiwan territory theory tion tional treaties U.S. troop United University Western