The scheme of Northeast Asian economic cooperation is a major variable to diminish the deterrent potential of the powers against the economic integration as well as the unification in the Korean Peninsula. In view of the current Northeast Asia's political and economical power relations, however, there seems to be no way to attain either two Koreas' economic integration or their unification. As the economic integration or national unification is delayed, the chance of the Korean integrative development will be farther away and their unification cost will be larger. It is why the Korean themselves must positively search for ways of their economic integration and national unification.
A model of "pervasive bases-linking and development" suggested in this paper is a way of starting for two Koreas' economic integration, which is approached by three stages. At the first stage, North Korea's open districts and its counterpart areas in South Korea are to be designated as bases for the partial integration. In the second stage, these bases are developed as the central zones of growth in the scheme of Northeast Asian economic cooperation. And finally, such zones are to be increased in number.
The unification should be attained with minimizing the deterrent potential of neighbor countries as well as minimizing its cost. To suffice these conditions, it seems desirable for the unification to begin with the model of "one-country two-system" and then to be developed step by step.
The integrative development of the unified peninsula should be pursued so as not only to complete the economic, social and land integrations but also to harmonize the internationalization or globalization with localization. The designing of four outward development zones and one inland axis are needed in this context. Four outward development zones are the Northern area toward Eurasia, the Pan-Yellow Sea area toward China and Southeast Asia, the Pan-East Sea area toward Japan, the Far East of Russia, and the South Sea-Jeju area toward the Pacific Ocean.
According to it, a Five-Ju System is suggested as a new great-administrative partition in the unified peninsula. The five Ju's are Guanseo Ju linking the Pan-Yellow Sea economic sphere with Eurasia, Guanbuk Ju linking the Pan-East Sea economic sphere with Eurasia, Giho Ju as a central area of the Pan-Yellow Sea economic sphere, Taebaek Ju as a central area of the Pan-East Sea economic sphere, and Namhae Ju linking both the economic spheres of the Pan-Yellow Sea and the Pan-East Sea with the Pacific Ocean area. And the unified peninsula would have a firmer ground for integrative development as each Ju's development plan is implemented for the purpose of strengthening nucleus management functions of local mega-cities to fit this spatial framework.

Ⅰ. 序 論

Ⅱ. 韓半島 統合的 發展의 制約要因과 東北亞 變數
1. 한반도 통일의 제약요인
2. 한반도 통합적 발전에서의 동북아 변수

Ⅲ. 東北亞經濟協力構圖에서의 韓半島 經濟統合 推進方案
1. 통일 이전의 경제통합 여건
2. 접근 방안

Ⅳ. 南北韓 統一以後의 統合的 發展 戰略과 構圖
1. 전략의 개념과 통일단계
2. 거시적 통합발전 구도
3. 기능적 통합발전 구도

Ⅴ. 結 論

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