Military Architecture of Northeast Asia after Korean Reunification

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The book explores the transformative effects of Korean Reunification on military structures and national security strategies in Northeast Asia. It examines how reduced tensions and the end of North Korea's nuclear threat will reshape the policies of major players, including Russia and China, prompting them to reconsider military expansion. Japan's ambitions as a nuclear power will also be curtailed. Ultimately, a unified Korea is positioned to lead a new security environment, with the U.S. maintaining a role in regional stability.