The Korea Institute for Internatioal Economic Policy (KIEP), in collaboration with the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) of Germany, organized the international seminar on "The Asian Dimension of EC Integration: Problems and Prospects" on November 10-11, 1993 in Seoul.
This seminar gathered a number of distinguished scholars and specialists from the EC and Asian countries, who participated in efforts to share views on the issues and to develop new policy concepts that will help build foundations for further cooperative relationships between the EC and Asian countries.

Foreword

1. The Economic Effects of European Integration on Asian Countries

2. Regional Economic Cooperation in Asia: Empirical Evidence and Prospects

3. Trade Issues between Korea and the EC: Observation based on the Case Study

4. Changes in Trade Structure between the EC and Korea

5. Japan's Bilateral Relations with the EC for Better Ones

6. The Trade Impact of European Integration: The Case of Taiwan

7. European Integration and SINO-EC Economic Relations

8. Current Economic Issues and Future Prospects between the EC and ASEAN

9. Roundtable Discussion

Appendices