South Korea’s Irresponsible Diplomacy With Japan
(The following is a guest post from Jeffrey W. Hornung, an Associate Professor at the Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies in Honolulu, HI) The Olympics is a time to lay aside political grievances and honor sportsmanship. Yet, when midfielder Park Jong-Woo displayed a sign reading “Dokdo is our land” after South Korea’s victory over Japan in the bronze medal soccer match, he gained the dishono
Lame ducks and flying feathers
IN RECENT administrations in South Korea a pattern has emerged for how presidents treat Japan. For the first three of their five years in office, they are in a friendly swoon, focusing firmly on the future. Then, as if rudely awoken, they remember that Japan was once a brutal coloniser, and things go swiftly downhill. Lee Myung-bak, in his last few months as South Korea’s president, is following t
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