On The Brink(양장본 HardCover)
A Korean Diplomat's Journey for Peace
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Acknowledgements 10
Author's Note 13
Preface 14
Chapter 1 Growing up
Born to a Family Rooted in Seoul for More Than Five
Centuries 19
Between Life and Death 23
An 8th Grader Cries: "No Truce! March North!" 25
Who Invaded Whom 27
Discovering the English Language 29
Meeting a New World 32
Another Moment of Life and Death 36
Chapter 2 Preparing a Career
Graduate Student Days in the U.S. 41
Witnessing a Student Movement in the U.S. 43
Professor Scalapino 45
Return to Korea and Professorship at Korea
University 49
Enlarging the Scope of Activities 53
I Became a Newsweek Columnist 56
Participating in Diplomacy 58
Chapter 3 A Young Minister
Media Guessing Game 67
Transition into the Foreign Minister Position 69
No Solicitation for a Job, Please 70
Stopping the U.S. from Bombing Yongbyun 71
Interests of Nations Related to Negotiations with
North Korea 76
Did South Korea Stop the United States from
Bombing North Korea? 82
The "What If…" Question 87
Preventing War 91
A Relationship That Is Close and Afar 93
The Uruguay Round and Opening of the Rice Market 100
One of Five "Culprits" 101
Back to the University 104
Three Impressive Diplomats 105
Chapter 4 Ambassador in Washington
The Beginning 115
Difference Between a Minister and an Ambassador 117
Credential Presentation 119
The First Summit 120
Troop Dispatch to Iraq 122
The North Korea Conundrum 125
Politics and Diplomacy 128
The Departure from Washington, D.C. 133
Return to Seoul 138
Chapter 5 A Civilian Diplomat in a Multilateral World
Cyprus: Special Representative of the SecretaryGeneral of the United Nations 139
Rwanda: Independent Enquiry Commission on the 1994 Genocide in Rwanda 147
East Asian Vision Group (EAVG) 161
EAS v. ASEAN+3? 163
Problems with EAS 168
Where Do We Go from Here? 170
Saving Multilateralism in a Unilateral World 171
Chapter 6 A Grand Strategy for South Korea?
The Regional Landscape: South Korea and the Major
Powers 181
Strategic Choices 191
Conclusions 193
Afterword 195
About the Author 199
Index 201
Author's Note 13
Preface 14
Chapter 1 Growing up
Born to a Family Rooted in Seoul for More Than Five
Centuries 19
Between Life and Death 23
An 8th Grader Cries: "No Truce! March North!" 25
Who Invaded Whom 27
Discovering the English Language 29
Meeting a New World 32
Another Moment of Life and Death 36
Chapter 2 Preparing a Career
Graduate Student Days in the U.S. 41
Witnessing a Student Movement in the U.S. 43
Professor Scalapino 45
Return to Korea and Professorship at Korea
University 49
Enlarging the Scope of Activities 53
I Became a Newsweek Columnist 56
Participating in Diplomacy 58
Chapter 3 A Young Minister
Media Guessing Game 67
Transition into the Foreign Minister Position 69
No Solicitation for a Job, Please 70
Stopping the U.S. from Bombing Yongbyun 71
Interests of Nations Related to Negotiations with
North Korea 76
Did South Korea Stop the United States from
Bombing North Korea? 82
The "What If…" Question 87
Preventing War 91
A Relationship That Is Close and Afar 93
The Uruguay Round and Opening of the Rice Market 100
One of Five "Culprits" 101
Back to the University 104
Three Impressive Diplomats 105
Chapter 4 Ambassador in Washington
The Beginning 115
Difference Between a Minister and an Ambassador 117
Credential Presentation 119
The First Summit 120
Troop Dispatch to Iraq 122
The North Korea Conundrum 125
Politics and Diplomacy 128
The Departure from Washington, D.C. 133
Return to Seoul 138
Chapter 5 A Civilian Diplomat in a Multilateral World
Cyprus: Special Representative of the SecretaryGeneral of the United Nations 139
Rwanda: Independent Enquiry Commission on the 1994 Genocide in Rwanda 147
East Asian Vision Group (EAVG) 161
EAS v. ASEAN+3? 163
Problems with EAS 168
Where Do We Go from Here? 170
Saving Multilateralism in a Unilateral World 171
Chapter 6 A Grand Strategy for South Korea?
The Regional Landscape: South Korea and the Major
Powers 181
Strategic Choices 191
Conclusions 193
Afterword 195
About the Author 199
Index 201
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저자
Han SungJoo
1940년 서울 출생. 서울대 외교학과를 졸업하고 도미하여 미국 뉴햄프셔대에서 정치학 석사, 캘리포니아주립대(버클리)에서 정치학 박사학위를 받았다. 이후 미국 대학에서 약 8년, 귀국 이후 30년 가까이 고려대에서 연구하고 학생들을 가르쳤다. 김영삼 대통령 시절에는 외무부 장관으로 정책을 만들고 현장을 지휘했다. 노무현 대통령 시절에는 주미 대사로 격동의 외교무대에서 직접 선수로 뛰기도 했다. 대학에서 은퇴한 후에도 외교에 종사하고 있으니 반세기 경력의 '교수 외교관'이라고 할 수 있을 것이다.
공직에 몸담고 있지 않은 시절에도 늘 민간외교 무대의 현장에 있었다. 교수 시절 다양한 국제 교류를 통해 쌓아둔 인맥은 훗날 장관으로서 공식 외교 무대에서 활동할 때 큰 도움이 되었다. 민간인 시절에는 키프로스 유엔사무총장 특별대표, 서울국제포럼 회장, 동아시아비전그룹(EAVG) 의장, 삼각위원회 아시아태평양지역 부의장을 역임했으며, 최근(2017년)까지 한독통일정책자문위원회 공동위원장, 한미협회 회장으로 활동했다.
Han SungJoo
Han SungJoo is a Professor Emeritus at Korea University. He previously served as the Minister of Foreign Affairs, UN Secretary-General's Special Representative for Cyprus, a member of the UN Inquiry Commission on the 1994 Rwanda Genocide, Chairman of the East Asia Vision Group, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to the United States, and Acting President of Korea University.
He is a graduate of Seoul National University and received a Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of California, Berkeley. Previously, he taught at City University of New York and was a visiting Professor at Columbia University and Stanford University. He was also a Distinguished Fellow at the Rockefeller Brothers Fund.
He frequently played a consulting role for the Korean government, including several presidents, the ministry of foreign affairs, ministry of national defense, and ministry of national unification. He is also a chair professor at the National Diplomatic Academy of Korea.
His English publications include The Failure of Democracy in South Korea, Korean Diplomacy in an Era of Globalization, Korea in a Changing World, and Changing Values in Asia. He has many publications in Korean, including Nam Gwa Puk, kurigo Sekye (The Two Koreas and the World), and most recently a memoir in Korean, Oegyoui Gil (My Diplomatic Journey).
공직에 몸담고 있지 않은 시절에도 늘 민간외교 무대의 현장에 있었다. 교수 시절 다양한 국제 교류를 통해 쌓아둔 인맥은 훗날 장관으로서 공식 외교 무대에서 활동할 때 큰 도움이 되었다. 민간인 시절에는 키프로스 유엔사무총장 특별대표, 서울국제포럼 회장, 동아시아비전그룹(EAVG) 의장, 삼각위원회 아시아태평양지역 부의장을 역임했으며, 최근(2017년)까지 한독통일정책자문위원회 공동위원장, 한미협회 회장으로 활동했다.
Han SungJoo
Han SungJoo is a Professor Emeritus at Korea University. He previously served as the Minister of Foreign Affairs, UN Secretary-General's Special Representative for Cyprus, a member of the UN Inquiry Commission on the 1994 Rwanda Genocide, Chairman of the East Asia Vision Group, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to the United States, and Acting President of Korea University.
He is a graduate of Seoul National University and received a Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of California, Berkeley. Previously, he taught at City University of New York and was a visiting Professor at Columbia University and Stanford University. He was also a Distinguished Fellow at the Rockefeller Brothers Fund.
He frequently played a consulting role for the Korean government, including several presidents, the ministry of foreign affairs, ministry of national defense, and ministry of national unification. He is also a chair professor at the National Diplomatic Academy of Korea.
His English publications include The Failure of Democracy in South Korea, Korean Diplomacy in an Era of Globalization, Korea in a Changing World, and Changing Values in Asia. He has many publications in Korean, including Nam Gwa Puk, kurigo Sekye (The Two Koreas and the World), and most recently a memoir in Korean, Oegyoui Gil (My Diplomatic Journey).
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