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Prospects for International Situation in 2008
LEE Seo Hang*
Dean of Research
Ⅰ. International Politics
Changes in Global Security Environment and
Power Dynamics
New Security Environment Following Regime Transitions in
Major Countries
Since the latter half of 2007 and over the course of 2008,
the world's key major powers, such as France, Japan, Australia,
Russia, and the United States, have already experienced or are
expected to undergo regime transitions or government changes
domestically. Consequently, this year's international situation
is likely to be underscored by a new security environment
deriving from changes in the major powers' foreign policies. In
fact, in the ROK, a new government made up of conservative
camps will be inaugurated in February 2008. France elected a
right-wing government headed by President Nicolas Sarkozy
No. 2008-1 /February 2008
2 Policy Brief 2008-1, February 2008
in May 2007. In Japan, the Fukuda Cabinet won power in September 2007; in
Australia, Kevin Rudd, leader the Australian Labor Party, took power as the prime
minister in December 2007. The presidential elections in Russia and the United
States in March and November 2008, respectively, will possibly result in a
government change or a regime transition. Inasmuch as these domestic political
changes in the world’s key major powers could herald fundamental changes in
their foreign policies, the world is likely to experience a security environment
which is different from that of previous years.∗

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