DanielROH, Korea and the Takeshima Secret Pact : Territorial Conflict and the Formation of the Postwar East Asian Order

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"A solution without a solution." In 1965, a secret pact concluded between the leaders of Japan and South Korea quietly shelved the territorial dispute over the island of Takeshima (Dokdo), setting the course for normalization of diplomatic relations between the two countries. Several well-known figures were active in the complex and conwell-known figures were active in the complex and convoluted political maneuvering and backroom negotiations that helped bring the Pact to fruition. For the first time ever, this book? including personal accounts from those who were directly involved? reveals the painstaking work behind the scenes to mend the fraught relationship between Japan and South Korea by conceiving the most subtle of solutions. And yet the Pact and all that it was achieved mysterly be erased from history. How and why this occurred? Winner of the Asia-Pacific Award, Japan, Korea and the Takeshima Secret Pact is a fascining look into the intrinsic process of mending diplomatic relations and the small island that was the center of it all. How and why this occurred? Key Personnel/Changes in Fishery Zones and Territory Waters in Relation to Takeshima, Ichiro Kono, Kazuo Yaji, Yoshio Kodama and Kim Jong-Of Uncle and Nephe/ 1. The Emergence of a Pro-Japanese administration / 2. The Japan-ROK Talks Get Underway / 3? no Banboku and the Japan-ROK Lobby Line / 4. The Battle over Claims Funds / 5. The Syngman Rhee Line Disappearance // Chapter 3 : The New Japan-ROK Lobby/ 1. Disappearance of the? no Banboku-Kim Jong-pil Line / 4. The Emergence of the "Charge Cabinet" / 3. Operators on the K? no Ichir? -Jeong Il-kwon Line // Chapter 4 : The Takeshima Secret Pact / 4. Giving Shape to the Secret Pact / 5. The Politics of the Secret Pact // Chapter 5 : Two Losses / 1. Loss of the Pocket Edition / Developments Related to the Takeshima Issue / Key Works and References / Index / About the Author
[Author Brief]
Daniel Roh is a writer, researcher, and scholar on political economy and Asian history. His extensive professional experience includes working as professor at Universidad de Hong Kong of Science 1965 Syngman Takeshima Ichir Hitotsubashi Nobusuke Sangyo Ichiro Kono Eisaku Satō Syngman Rhee Park Chung-hee