論文作者

Jung-Yi Wang.

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This paper examines the multifaceted dynamics of geo-economic cooperation in Northeast Asia, particularly emphasizing the trilateral interactions among China, Japan, and South Korea. Through a mixed-methods research approach that integrates quantitative analysis with qualitative case studies, we investigate how geographical, political, economic, and cultural factors collectively shape regional cooperation patterns and their subsequent development outcomes. The research demonstrates that while substantial economic interdependencies have emerged across the region, persistent political tensions rooted in historical grievances constrain opportunities for deeper institutional integration. Our empirical findings underscore the critical importance of simultaneously addressing underlying geopolitical challenges while strategically leveraging existing economic complementarities to promote sustainable and inclusive regional development. The study contributes to the broader understanding of regional integration theory by providing evidence-based insights into the complex interplay between economic cooperation and political stability in one of the world's most economically dynamic yet politically fragmented regions. Keywords: Northeast Asia, Geo-economic cooperation, Regional integration, Economic development, Trade relations

Keywords :

Northeast Asia, Geo-economic cooperation, Regional integration, Economic development, Trade relations

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