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Product Description
Insight into Dokdo targets a broad readership - foreign scholars, journalists, government officials, political leaders as well as ordinary citizens who seek a deeper understanding of relations among key Northeast Asian countries.
Insight into Dokdo analyzes the conflicting claims of Korea and Japan regarding Dokdo from historical, political and international law perspectives. The 22 essays in this volume introduce some of the latest achievements made by Korean and foreign scholars in establishing historical truths clarifying the legal issues regarding the islets' sovereignty.
PrefaceYu Kun-ha
IntroductionPark Hyun-jin
1. Overview
Why Dokdo mattersHenry Shinn
The Dokdo debateHenry Shinn
The fishy business of DokdoHenry Shinn
Dokdo belongs to KoreaHenry Shinn
2. Historical Background and Evidence
Korea's territorial rights to Dokdo: A historical studyShin Yong-ha
Tokyo's Dokdo claim is groundlessSeichu Naito
3. Political Background and Analysis
Japanese politics: A background for Dokdo claimLee Myon-woo
A political analysis of Japan's Dokdo claimMike Launius
Maritime disputes between Japan and its Asian neighborsZou Keyuan
Korea, Japan need to look beyond DokdoPark Cheol Hee
4. Legal Analysis and Evidence
Ahn Yong-bok towers over DokdoPark Hyun-jin
A response to 10 Japanese points on Dokdo sovereigntyPark Hyun-jin
Map evidence galore against Japan's Dokdo claimsPark Hyun-jin
Japanese statutes exclude Dokdo from its territoryAhn Hyo-lim
Box: Documents show its it time for Japan to give up DokdoNah Hong-ju
Korea-Japan fisheries pact revisitedKim Young-koo
Dokdo and Sino-Japanese Diaoyudao disputesJi Guoxing
5. Challenges Ahead, Responses Recommended
Dokdo strategy needs rethinkingHenry Shinn
How should Korea deal with Dokdo dispute?Nah Hong-ju
Ensuring Korea's sovereignty over DokdoYuji Hosaka
Private sector efforts help protect DokdoAhn Hyo-lim
Box: Dokdo is a matter of passion to KoreansAhn Hyo-lim
Box: First flim dedicated to DokdoYang Sung-jin
Addressing and resolving the Dokdo matterJon M. Van Dyke
Conclusion
Korea's Dokdo policy must be bolderAhn Hyo-lim and Henry Shinn
Appendix: Key maps and documents evidencing Korea's sovereignty over Dokdo
Maps
1. The Rhee Line (Peace Line)
2. Korea's straight baselines
3. Japan's straight baselines
4. The intermediate fisheries zones between Korea and Japan
5. Fisheries regime in Northeast Asia
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