Table of Contents

Preface and Acknowledgments, Stephen Kotkin; Introduction, Gilbert Rozman; Part I. Competing Visions of Regional Order: Late Nineteenth/Early Twentieth Centuries; 1. Korea in Japanese Visions of Regional Order, Takashi Inoguchi; 2. Russian Views of Korea, China, and the Regional Order in Northeast Asia, Alexander Lukin; 3. Civilization, Race, or Nation? Korean Visions of Regional Order in the Late Nineteenth Century, Hahm Chaibong; 4. Trade, Dependency, and Colonialism: Foreign Trade and Korea's Regional Integration, 1876-1910, Kirk W. Larsen; Part II. Competing Regional Orders: Colonialism, the Cold War, and Their Legacies; 5. From Japanese Imperium to American Hegemony: Korean-Centrism and the Transformation of the International System, Bruce Cumings; 6. Japanese Colonial Infrastructure in Northeast Asia: Realities, Fantasies, Legacies, Daqing Yang; 7. A Socialist Regional Order in Northeast Asia After World War II, Stephen Kotkin and Charles K. Armstrong; 8. Japan's Asian Regionalism and South Korea, Chung-in Moon and Seung-won Suh; Part III. Toward a Broad Regionalism?; 9. Regionalism Northeast Asia: Korea's Return to Center Stage, Gilbert Rozman; 10. Inter-Korean Relations in Northeast Asian Geopolitics, Samuel S. Kim; 11. Japan's Multilevel Approach Toward the Korean Peninsula After the Cold War, Tsuneo Akaha; 12. Korea and China in Northeast Asia: From Stable Bifurcation to Complicated Interdependence, Jae Ho Chung; 13. Korea in Russia's Post-Cold War Regional Political Context, Evgeny P. Bazhanov; 14. Environmental Regime-Building in Northeast Asia: Korea's Pursuit of Leadership, Shin-wha Lee; 15. The Korean Wave: Transnational Cultural Flows in Northeast Asia, Jung-Sun Park; Epilogue: Korea, Northeast Asia, and the Long Twentieth Century, Charles K. Armstrong; Notes; * About the Editors and Contributors; * Index.

About the Author

Charles K. Armstrong, Gilbert Rozman, Samuel S. Kim, Stephen Kotkin