A Study on the Implications of Mongolia’s Participation in the Greater Tumen Initiative (GTI): Focusing on the Shift in Geopolitical Identity to Northeast Asia Since the 1990

Jaehyuk Jang

doi:10.21807/jnas.2025.12.117.053

December 31, 2025Journal of Northeast Asian Studies

A Study on the Implications of Mongolia’s Participation in the Greater Tumen Initiative (GTI): Focusing on the Shift in Geopolitical Identity to Northeast Asia Since the 1990

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Key Points

The shift in geopolitical identity aligns with Mongolia's integration into Northeast Asia and GTI from 1990 onwards.
Active participation in GTI led to significant diplomatic implications, enhancing regional cooperation and identity.
Analysis of Mongolia's transition illustrates evolving economic implications tied to its strategic partnerships in the GTI framework.
Greater Tumen Initiative involvement signifies a critical realignment for Mongolia, emphasizing Northeast Asia's geopolitical landscape.

Implication

Observational analysis highlights diplomatic, economic, and regional implications of Mongolia’s participation in GTI since 1990, suggesting a transformative geopolitical identity shift.

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A Study on the Implications of Mongolia’s Participation in the Greater Tumen Initiative (GTI): Focusing on the Shift in Geopolitical Identity to Northeast Asia Since the 1990

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A Study on the Implications of Mongolia’s Participation in the Greater Tumen Initiative (GTI): Focusing on the Shift in Geopolitical Identity to Northeast Asia Since the 1990

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