Reagan Faces Korea: Alliance Politics and Quiet Diplomacy

Preface
Chapter 1:   Introduction: Ronald Reagan's Foreign Policy
Chapter 2:   Embracing the Primacy of Alliance and Stability
                     --A Prelude to Korean Entanglements                     --Ronald Reagan Meets Chun Doo Hwan                     --Quiet Diplomacy in Action
Chapter 3:   Dealing with Tragedies and Crises in Korea
                     --A Case of an Anti-American Campaign                     --Destroying KAL 007 and Bombing in Rangoon                     --Ronald Reagan Goes to Seoul and DMZ
Chapter 4:   Kim Dae Jung: Exile in America and its Aftermath
                     --Arranging Kim Dae Jung's Exile in America                     --A Dilemma: To Stay or To Go Home                     --The Final Reagan-Chun Summit Meeting
Chapter 5:   Protests, Succession Struggles, and Economic Relations
                     --The Escalation of Protest Movements                     --Struggles for Political Succession                     --Controversies in Economic Relations
Chapter 6:   In Pursuit of Democratization and Engagement
                     --The Process of Democratization in South Korea
                    --Peaceful Transfer of Presidential Power                    --Modest Engagement toward North Korea
Chapter 7:  Assessments and Prospects
                    --The Functions of Alliance Politics                    --The Paradox of Quiet Diplomacy                    --The Legacy of Reagan's Korea Policy
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