The relationship between Japan and South Korea is a minefield of historical wrongs and political opportunism.
Yet security and economic stability in the region are reliant on the two countries coexisting peacefully. Brad Glosserman — a longtime contributor to The Japan Times — and Scott A. Snyder are experts on Japan and South Korea respectively, and this book synthesizes their knowledge to explain the key obstacles to an alliance.
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