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Recent Developments in PSI and Key Issues

Recent Developments in PSI and Key Issues

Recent Developments in PSI and Key Issues

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No. 2004-03 / October 2004
Recent Developments in PSI and Key Issues
Lee, Seo Hang
Professor & Dean of Research, IFANS
ABSTRACT
US President Bush announced the Proliferation Security Initiative (PSI) in May 2003 with the goal of preventing  the proliferation  of weapons of mass
destruction (WMD) and related materials, and a series of new developments —  most notably  an  increasing  number of participating  countries,  the adoption  of specific interdiction principles,  and  the conclusion  of bilateral ship-boarding agreements for more efficient interdiction — gave a boost to the global initiative during the first year. The PSI is likely to take root as an  indispensable element of the global WMD nonproliferation  regime despite a number of concerns that accompany it, to include its efficiency as a WMD interdiction strategy, the possible violation of the right of innocent passage through territorial seas, and the exercise of the right to interdict suspicious ships on the high seas.
South Korea s position on the PSI should be consistent with the principle of curbing WMD proliferation. At the same time, Seoul needs to maintain a balanced view by taking into account the ROK-US alliance and the PSI s possible implications for North Korea issues.
I. Rise of PSI and Missions
II. Recent Progress
III. Key Points of Contention
IV. Prospects and Policy Considerations

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