2011 KIEP VISITING SCHOLARS’PAPER SERIES

목차 (Table of Contents)

• Acknowledgement /9
• Notes on the Contributors /10
• 1. Practices of Korea’s Development Cooperation and Their References to China /15
• Mao Xiaojing
• Introduction /15
• An Overview of Korea’s ODA /17
• Management of Concessional Loans /22
• Training Program /29
• Aid Evaluation /35
• Conclusions /39
• References /41
• 2. Beyond the Miracle of the Han River: Some Pro-Growth Philosophy in Korea’s Rural Development: The Saemaul Movement and Africa’s search for Agricultural Stimulation /42
• Ivor Agyeman-Duah
• Introduction /42
• Korea: A Brief Historical Transition. /45
• Cultural Definition and Review Arguments. /47
• Agriculture in Korea, the Saemaul Movement and Cultural Philosophy /49
• Objectives of the Movement. /51
• Successes of the Movement /51
• Cultural or Philosophical Factors to Success /53
• Is the Movement Adoptable to Africa? /55
• Conclusion /60
• References. /61
• 3. Building Trans-Pacific Economic Partnerships: The Case for a Mexico-South Korea Free Trade Agreement /63
• Juan J. Palacios
• Introduction /63
• Trans-Pacific Trade Liberalisation: The Thrust of Binding Agreements /66
• Mexico’s and South Korea’s Trade Policies /71
• South Korea’s FTA Policy /74
• Economic Intercourse between Mexico and South Korea /77
• Investment /80
• The Long Road toward a Mexico-South Korea FTA /83
• Assessing the Trade Potential between Mexico and South Korea /87
• The case for a Mexico-South Korea FTA /98
• References /102
• Appendix /108
• 4. Trade and Investment Potential among BCIM Countries: Prospects for a Dynamic Growth Quadrangle /115
• Mohammad Masudur Rahman Introduction /115
• Rationale of the Study /117
• Current Status of Trade and Investment Flows among the Member Countries /121
• BCIM Trade Potential - A Gravity Analysis /139
• Challenges Facing the BCIM Countries /145
• Conclusion /148
• References /150
• 5. 21st Century Global Economic Governance: Evolving Architecture, Emerging Issues, and Asia’s Role /153
• Srinivasa Madhur
• Introduction /153
• Evolving Institutional Architecture /155
• Emerging Issues /162
• Asia’s Potential Role /170
• Converting Asia’s Potential into Reality: The Challenges Ahead /173
• Conclusion /185
• References /186
• 6. Strategic Materials, Scarcity, Conflicts: A Geopolitical Approach /192
• Stefania Paladini
• Introduction: Scarcity and Conflict in XXI Century /192
• A Geopolitical Approach to Resources Management. /196
• Conclusion /214
• References /217
• 7. European Development Policies at the Crossroads /221
• Wolfgang PAPE
• Introduction /221
• Individual EU Member States’ Policies /224
• European Commission /258
• Conclusions /275
• 8. Economic Integration of Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan and Tax Harmonization /277
• Olga Shuleiko
• Introduction /277
• Regional Integration as a Framework for Tax Harmonization /278
• Customs Union of EuRasES: What Changed? /284
• Tax Policy Issues in the Context of Common Economic Space /293
• Conclusions /302
• References /304
• 9. Egypt’s International Competitiveness: A Product Level Analysis /307
• Hossam Younes
• Introduction /307
• Market Shares of Egyptian Exports and Constant Market share Analysis Methodology /315
• 10. The Influence and Countermeasures of Population Aging on the Economic and Social Development: Based on the Comparison between South Korea and China /330
• Tan Yongsheng
• Introduction /330
• Body /331
• 11. Value Premium and Institutional Ownership in Chinese Stock /366
• Jiyoun An, Kin-Yip Ho, and Lanyue Zhou
• Introduction /366
• Background /367
• Hypothesis Development /370
• Methodology and Data /372
• Estimation Results /374
• 12. Influence of Transportation Corridors Across Yellow and Bohai Sea on the Economic Cooperation and Development in NAIR /385
• Xiang Aibing
• Introduction /385
• Body /386