September 10, 2025

A new model of Great Power Relations and sources of insecurity in the region: Third country perspectives

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The concept of great power relations fosters insecurity among third countries in East Asia, resulting in apprehension about their positioning.
Case studies of South Korea and Japan highlight the impact of perceived abandonment within the framework of the new model of great power relations.
Investigative analysis focuses on how East Asian countries view their security in the context of evolving great power dynamics.
Concerns raised by Japan and South Korea underscore the challenges posed by regional order shifts and their implications for local stability.

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Case studies from South Korea and Japan reveal security concerns under the new model of great power relations, indicating potential regional instability.

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Stephen Nagy (2017) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23dc5b210217d6478eb7e https://doi.org/10.53300/001c.5757

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Case studies from South Korea and Japan reveal security concerns under the new model of great power relations, indicating potential regional instability.

A new model of Great Power Relations and sources of insecurity in the region: Third country perspectives

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A new model of Great Power Relations and sources of insecurity in the region: Third country perspectives

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