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The future of coastal development in the Yellow Sea Rimlands

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With its strategic location in East Asia, the Yellow Sea Rim is becoming an important economic region, where the socialist economies of China and North Korea and the market economies of Japan and South Korea interact and exchange for their mutual benefit. In light of the recent rapprochement among Northeast Asian countries, the article describes the emerging pattern of development in the Yellow Sea Rim. It assesses the potential gains of opening up the region by assuming a complete or partial removal of political barriers. Anticipating the future of cooperative regional development in the Yellow Sea Rimlands, the article discusses regional strategies and key issues involved in cooperation, in particular between China and South Korea.

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Kim, W.B. The future of coastal development in the Yellow Sea Rimlands. Journal of Northeast Asian Studies 9, 53–70 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03028070

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