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[국제문제] Taiwan Crisis(영문)에 대한 자료입니다.
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Scenario
Change In Ruling party
Positions
Talks
본문내용
Without Security, No Nation
Following ROK-U.S. Mutual Defense Agreement
Contribute to maintaining international peace
Strengthen the ROK-US alliance; which will enhances our security
Late dispatch or not dispatching – Connected with our security
Previous examples of late dispatch in 1991 Gulf War
Economic & Security pressure by relocating USFK
Express position of firm opposition in any type of invasions
Easy on request for support or cooperation from international society
Neglecting Chinese aggression itself can immensely affect our security
Can be led to China’s open economic support and military aid to North Korea
Conditional Dispatch
Non-combat troops will be dispatched
Neutrality is Impossible
South Korea has been suffering from a serious dilemma: United States vs. China
China, the country with perhaps brightest economic future, which South Korea heavily depend on.
United States, the country that South Korea had long-term relations and a crucial role player for peace in the Korean Peninsula.
Thus, this is a huge “IMBALANCE” that generated a dilemma and the urgency of making a decision has suddenly become the critical issue. (Meaning, we don’t have time anymore)
Thus, the choice of being neutral seems to be the easy way out. Unfortunately however, Neutrality is not an option for South Korea. Look at the Iraq Case
No one can tell for sure about the future of Chinese economy.
As a state of democracy, it is best for us to protect democratic country, Taiwan.
Thus, it is favorable for South Korea to support United States and Taiwan.