TY - BOOK AU - Jae-Young, Lee ED - Korea, Institute for International Economic Policy TI - South Korea-North Korea-Russia trilateral cooperation for peace and prosperity on the Korean Peninsula SN - 9788932201238 U1 - 337.1490519 23 PY - 2018/// CY - Korea PB - Korea Institute for International Economic Policy KW - Economic Cooperation KW - North Korea KW - South Korea KW - Russia N1 - Originally published in Korean; Includes appendices & tables; Introduction -- Korean Perspectives -- New Opportunities for and Approaches to the Trilateral Cooperation between the ROK, DPRK and the Russian Federation -- Key Challenges of the Trilateral Cooperation and its Action Plan -- Russian Perspective -- North Korea-Russia Relations and Overview of the Prospect of Trilateral Cooperation Areas -- Interrelation between the North Korea-Russia Cooperation and the Trilateral Cooperation -- New Developments in the North Korean Nuclear Issue and the Trilateral Cooperation between the ROK, DPRK and the Russian Federation -- Conclusion -- Policy Recommendations to Promote Trilateral Cooperation between the two Koreas and Russia -- References -- Appendix -- Developments related to Trilateral Cooperation between the Koreas and Russia N2 - This volume contains the results of joint research conducted by Korean and Russian experts, focusing on the following objectives. First, we wish to illustrate the need for trilateral economic cooperation within the changing political situation on the Korean Peninsula and the Northeast Asian region, through which it will become possible to pursue mutual prosperity within the region and establish a foundation for permanent peace. Our second goal is to perform an in-depth study of the perceptions and situations on each side in regard to South Korea-North Korea-Russia cooperation, through which we can identify the basic directions, tasks and strategies to promote cooperation between the three parties. This approach is particularly timely and significant on an academic level when it comes to identifying strategic connections between Korea's New Northern Policy and Russia's New Eastern Policy, and to realize qualitative development in South Korea-Russia relations. Finally, we wish to offer important policy implications for the Korean government as it implements its New Northern Policy and the New Economic Map for the Korean Peninsula, and help produce measures to expand economic cooperation between Korea and Russia in the Russian Far East"--Website UR - http://www.kiep.go.kr/sub/view.do?bbsld=search_report&nttld=202066&searchissue=&searchWrt=&pageindex=1 ER -