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Comparative study of aggravating factors and improving efforts in bilateral relations of divided nations : case study of the "Two Koreas" and "Pak-Bangladesh relations"
남아시아 일반 국내연구자료 기타 Ghulam Mustafa 한양대학교 | 발간일 : 2015-08-20 등록일 : 2016-08-17 원문링크
Title Page
Contents
Abstract in English 10
Abstract in Korean 12
Chapter 1. Introduction 14
1.1. Raising the Research Problem 14
1.2. Research Questions 26
1.3. Research Methodology 27
1.4. Structure of the Study 32
Chapter 2. Theoretical Framework and Literature Review 34
2.1. Inter-State Relations and the Level of Analysis Approach 34
2.2. Inter-State Relations and the Second Level Approach 42
2.3. Inter-State Relations and the Third Level Approach 45
2.4. Interaction of State and System Level 59
2.5. Literature review 61
Chapter 3. Strained Inter-Korean Relations and Improving Efforts 75
3.1. Korea at the Crossroad of Global Power Struggle 75
3.2. Global Politics and the Division of the Peninsula 80
3.3. The Onset of the Cold War and Inter-Korean Relations 82
3.3.1. The Korean War 84
3.4. Inter-Korean Relations during the Cold War 94
3.5. The Era of Nordpolitik and After 102
3.6. Sunshine Policy and the Inter-Korean Summit 108
3.7. The Nuclear Issue and Six Party Talks 117
3.8. The Lee Myung-Bak Administration and the Inter-Korean Relations 122
3.9. The Era of Trust Building Politics 129
Chapter 4. Strained Pak-Bangladesh Relations and Improving Efforts 133
4.1. Historical Background 133
4.2. Division of the Pakistan, Internal and External Factors 138
4.2.1. Echoes of Bengali Nationalism 138
4.2.2. A Fragmented Federation 140
4.2.3. Political and Constitutional Somersaults 144
4.2.4. Internal Power Struggle 151
4.2.5. The Erosion of Unity 161
4.2.6. Global politics and division of Pakistan 172
4.3. The Post-War Estranged Relations between Pakistan and Bangladesh 190
4.3.1. The issue of Prisoner of War (POWS) 193
4.3.2. Recognition of Bangladesh by Pakistan 202
4.3.3. The Repatriation of Biharis 207
4.3.4. The Issue of Assets and Liabilities 219
4.3.5. The Issue of Apology 223
Chapter 5. Critical Analysis 231
5.1. System Level Analysis and the Course of Inter-state Relations 236
5.2. State level Analysis and the Course of Inter-State Relations 244
5.3. State and System Levels and the Politics of Identity 251
5.4. Parallels between the Two Cases 254
Chapter 6. Conclusion 269
Bibliography 280
List of Tables
Table 4.1: List of Bihari Camps and their population in Bangladesh 218
Table 5.1: Comparison of Aggravating Factors between the two cases 259
Table 5.2: Comparison of Improving Efforts between the two cases 261
Contents
Abstract in English 10
Abstract in Korean 12
Chapter 1. Introduction 14
1.1. Raising the Research Problem 14
1.2. Research Questions 26
1.3. Research Methodology 27
1.4. Structure of the Study 32
Chapter 2. Theoretical Framework and Literature Review 34
2.1. Inter-State Relations and the Level of Analysis Approach 34
2.2. Inter-State Relations and the Second Level Approach 42
2.3. Inter-State Relations and the Third Level Approach 45
2.4. Interaction of State and System Level 59
2.5. Literature review 61
Chapter 3. Strained Inter-Korean Relations and Improving Efforts 75
3.1. Korea at the Crossroad of Global Power Struggle 75
3.2. Global Politics and the Division of the Peninsula 80
3.3. The Onset of the Cold War and Inter-Korean Relations 82
3.3.1. The Korean War 84
3.4. Inter-Korean Relations during the Cold War 94
3.5. The Era of Nordpolitik and After 102
3.6. Sunshine Policy and the Inter-Korean Summit 108
3.7. The Nuclear Issue and Six Party Talks 117
3.8. The Lee Myung-Bak Administration and the Inter-Korean Relations 122
3.9. The Era of Trust Building Politics 129
Chapter 4. Strained Pak-Bangladesh Relations and Improving Efforts 133
4.1. Historical Background 133
4.2. Division of the Pakistan, Internal and External Factors 138
4.2.1. Echoes of Bengali Nationalism 138
4.2.2. A Fragmented Federation 140
4.2.3. Political and Constitutional Somersaults 144
4.2.4. Internal Power Struggle 151
4.2.5. The Erosion of Unity 161
4.2.6. Global politics and division of Pakistan 172
4.3. The Post-War Estranged Relations between Pakistan and Bangladesh 190
4.3.1. The issue of Prisoner of War (POWS) 193
4.3.2. Recognition of Bangladesh by Pakistan 202
4.3.3. The Repatriation of Biharis 207
4.3.4. The Issue of Assets and Liabilities 219
4.3.5. The Issue of Apology 223
Chapter 5. Critical Analysis 231
5.1. System Level Analysis and the Course of Inter-state Relations 236
5.2. State level Analysis and the Course of Inter-State Relations 244
5.3. State and System Levels and the Politics of Identity 251
5.4. Parallels between the Two Cases 254
Chapter 6. Conclusion 269
Bibliography 280
List of Tables
Table 4.1: List of Bihari Camps and their population in Bangladesh 218
Table 5.1: Comparison of Aggravating Factors between the two cases 259
Table 5.2: Comparison of Improving Efforts between the two cases 261
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