From the Six Party Talks to an East Asian Organization for Security and Cooperation

This article discusses whether the successful model of the Conference for Security & Cooperation in Europe during the East-West-Conflict may be an option for detention & reconciliation on the Korean peninsula. Because of the nuclear debate provoked by North Korea, multilateral negotiations w...

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Published in:Die Friedenswarte 2006-01, Vol.81 (3-4), p.81-99
Main Author: Cieslik, Thomas
Format: Article
Language:ger
Subjects:
Congresses and Conventions
Foreign Policy
International Cooperation
Japan
Management
Multilateralism
Negotiation
Peoples Republic of China
United States of America
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Summary:This article discusses whether the successful model of the Conference for Security & Cooperation in Europe during the East-West-Conflict may be an option for detention & reconciliation on the Korean peninsula. Because of the nuclear debate provoked by North Korea, multilateral negotiations within the Six-Party-Talks should lead to a peaceful solution. However, the blackmailing politics of the communist regime in Pyongyang, the tensions between China & Japan, the carrot-&-stick policy of the US administration & the independent foreign policy of South Korea toward the US have challenged the necessity of establishing a sustainable security regime. The article examines whether in the future the Six-Party-Talks could be transformed into such a security regime. Tables, References. Adapted from the source document.
ISSN:0340-0255