동아시아 지역아키텍처 재설계의 국제정치경제: 다층화·복합화·분화의 삼중 동학

초록

Dual transition, symbolized by the rise of China and the relative decline of the US and Japan, prompted East Asian countries to re-negotiate the regional architecture in the 21st century. Three features – multilayering, complexity, and diversification – emerged in the re-design process of the regional architecture. First, the re-design of the regional architecture is multilayered in that the US and China form the first tier with China/Japan and Korea/ASEAN at the second and the third tier, respectively. Second, the pattern of interaction among East Asian countries has become complex as they attempt to link various issues together. Third, in contrast to the cold war period, East Asian countries’ policy choices have diverged in dealing with the US and China.

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