Publication

2013

This paper looks at how Japan and South Korea develop their environmental aid policies. They explain that these policies are the outcome of each countries’ interpretation of their own development history and position in global politics. Whereas Japan sees itself as having a leadership role, South Korea positions itself as a bridge between developed and developing countries.

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Author Aki Tonami, Anders Riel Müller
Series DIIS Working Papers
Issue 8
Publisher Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS)
Copyright © 2013 The authors and Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS)
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