AntiAmericanism in Democratizing South Korea,Used

AntiAmericanism in Democratizing South Korea,Used

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Americans think of South Korea as one of the most proAmerican of countries, but in fact many Koreans hold harsh and conspiratorial views of the United States. If not, why did a single U.S. military traffic accident in 2002 cause hundreds of thousands of Koreans to take to the streets for weeks, shredding and burning American flags, cursing the United States, and harassing Americans? Why, too, the death threats against American athlete Apolo Ohno and massive cyberattacks against the United States for a sports call made at the Utah Winter Olympics by an Australian referee?These are just two of the incidents detailed in David Straubs book, the story of an explosion of antiAmericanism in South Korea from 1999 to 2002. Straub, a Koreanspeaking senior American diplomat in Seoul at the time, reviews the complicated history of the United States relationship with Korea and offers case studies of Korean antiAmerican incidents during the period that make clear why the outburst occurred, how close it came to undermining the United States alliance with Korea, and whether it could happen again.AntiAmericanism in Democratizing South Korea is recommended reading for officials, military personnel, scholars, students, and business people interested in antiAmericanism, U.S.Korean relations, and U.S. foreign policy and military alliances.

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