Description: This book presents an examination of the trilateral relations among Korea, the US, and China during the Xi Jinping era. By addressing the multifaceted nature of these relationships it aims to shed light on the strategic maneuvers and diplomatic challenges that Korea faces in navigating its place between the competing interests of the US and China.
Brief description: Duck-Koo Chung is a member of the Korean National Assembly and a former Minister of Commerce, Industry, and Energy. He previously served as Director of the Research Center for International Finance at Seoul National University.
Review Quotes: This volume edited by two distinguished Korean scholars is a useful corrective to simplistic narratives of Chinarsquo;s rise analyzing the nuances and complexities of the emerging intra-Indo-Pacific dynamic, Chinarsquo;s weaknesses as well as its strengths, and the continuing crucial role of the US.