This book delivers an in-depth analysis of the US-DPRK Peace Treaty which will be concluded as a final result of the Korean Peninsula peace process that is currently ongoing. Since North Korea launched its nuclear weapons development program in the early 1990s, the Korean peninsula has become a critical point of global politics along with the Sino-American (G2) hegemonic competition. The US-DPRK Peace Treaty is the key to the denuclearization and de jure peace on the peninsula as well as Northeast Asia. Different from the comprehensive peace treaty between the four parties (US, China, and the two Koreas) already proposed for the past few years, the book suggests a 'bilateral' approach to the agreement between the US and the DPRK, which will trigger the peace as a system considering the US's practices in this regard after 1783. Such a challenging and provocative method provides deeper understanding of the legal and political circumstances for the expected US-DPRK Peace Treaty. Thebook will navigate scholars, practitioners, and students towards terminating the 1953 Armistice, establishing nuclear peace as well as a rapprochement between the two countries. In practice, it will be a useful guideline for the conflicting parties in the various parts of the globe to adopt peace treaties in the twenty-first century.

Provides valuable information regarding drafting and interpreting treaties in the contemporary world Serves as a useful guide to US's East Asian Policy Delivers an in-depth analysis of the US-DPRK Peace Treaty

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Eric Yong Joong Lee is President of YIJUN Institute of International Law as well as Professor of International Law at Dongguk University, Seoul, Korea. He is also High and Foreign Expert of State One Thousand Talent Plan of  China  teaching  and  researching  at  Shanghai  University  of International  Business  and  Economics. He obtained  his  A.B.  (political  science)  and  M.P.A.  (public  policy)  from  the  University  of  Washington  and  Seoul National University, respectively. He continued to study international law at Leiden University to complete his LL.M. and completed his Dr.iur. under the supervision of Professor Peter Malanczuk at Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands. He, an analyst of international law based on international relations, is an expert on international organization, international dispute settlement, and inter-Korean relations. His current academic interests focus on the Korean Peninsula peace process, transnational cultural diplomacy, global supply chain of Covid-19 vaccine, etc.
Ridoan Karim is a lecturer of law at Monash University-Malaysia. He was awarded his Ph.D. in Law by the University of  Malaya. Prior to joining University of Malaya as Doctoral Researcher, he served as a Lecturer at the School of Business Administration of East Delta University, Chittagong, Bangladesh. He earned his Master of Comparative Laws (MCL) degree from International Islamic University Malaysia. His areas of expertise are technology and law, comparative law, data protection and privacy, human rights, and energy regulations.

Inhalt
Chapter 1. Mutual Respect and Recognition.- Chapter 2. Termination of the 1953 Armistice.- Chapter 3. Military Confidence and Disarmament.- Chapter 4. Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.- Chapter 5. Normalization of Relationship.- Chapter 6. Economic Cooperation.- Chapter 7. International Commission for Monitoring, Control and Supervision.- Chapter 8. Final Clauses.