This analysis redefines middle power as identity in South Korea, suggesting new frameworks for global engagement.
This paper rethinks “middle power” not as a fixed behavioral category, but as an evolving identity construct, using South Korea as a case. It illustrates the concept’s enduring significance as a means for South Korea to redefine who it is in the world.
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