The beginning of the twenty-first century has been troubled for U.S.–South Korean relations. On the economic front, the Korean economy continues to recover from the Asian financial crisis, but has not firmly established its position within the first rank of global economies. Trade disputes continue to burden relations, and talks...

Clinton-era policies toward Korea came under some sharp criticism last year from both congressional Republicans and presidential candidate George W. Bush. Today--with George W. Bush in the White House and a Republican majority in Congress--U.S. policy toward Korea is under review and reevaluation. What economic and security policy challenges...

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