Abstract

This paper analyses three cases over the history of North and South Korea’s formal relations to argue that despite Seoul’s official changes to its diplomatic policy towards Pyongyang, the core principles of the sunshine policy as articulated by Kim Dae-jung have been present throughout Seoul’s actions and rhetoric since the formal initialization of North-South relations in 1971.

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