The Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP) and the Asia Society of the United States co-sponsored and international seminar entitled, 'Korea's New International Economic Diplomacy and Globalization Policy', which was held on February 19, 1993. During this conference, a number of eminent scholars from the U.S., Korea, Japan and Europe were invited to participate in an open dialogue in wihic insightful political-economic perspectives for Korea's future progress were shared. These proceeding are a collection of the lectures, papers, and formal comments made by the distinguished speakers and discussant.

Foreword

1. New World Economic Order and Korea's International Role

2. Post-UR World Trading Environment: New Leadership and Structure of the
Global Economy

3. Existing Economic Blocs: A Building Bloc or a Stumbling Bloc to Wider Forms
of Multilateral Trade Forum?

4. Role of the U.S. and Japan in a Newly Emerging Asia-Pacific Era

5. A New Internationalization Strategy of the Korean Economy: Suggestions and
Recommendations