The Contextual Understanding for the Republic of Korea’s External Policy: Focusing on the Relationship between the Transformation of National Identity and Level-of-Analysis

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The research aims to explore the relationship between national identity transformation and levels of analysis in South Korea's foreign policy.
Categorize periods since government establishment into Cold War, post-Cold War, and new Cold War.
Analyze how changes in national identity influence appropriate levels of analysis during these periods.
Integrate foreign, security, and unification policies to form a comprehensive foreign strategy.
Identified that the Cold War required international system level analysis due to survival goals.
Post-Cold War analysis focused on state-society level as South Korea expanded its diplomatic reach.
New Cold War emphasizes policy-maker level analysis to align with aspirations as a developed global actor.

Analyzes national identity transformation's impact on foreign policy in South Korea, suggesting integrated strategies for policy-making.

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Giwoong Jung (2026) studied this question.

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