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Naval Buildups in East Asia : Trends and Implications

Naval Buildups in East Asia : Trends and Implications

Naval Buildups in East Asia : Trends and Implications

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Naval Buildups in East Asia: 
Trends and Implications 
 
October 13, 2009 
LEE Seo-Hang
Professor 
Dept. of National Security & Unification Studies
East Asian countries' arms 
buildups, particularly 
naval, have been 
noticeably on the rise in 
recent years, emerging as a 
key global security issue of interest. 
East Asian countries are building up 
their naval vessels and weapons systems 
unprecedentedly, both qualitatively and 
quantitatively. This has become a 
common trend across the region, from 
China and Japan to Southeast Asia, 
India, and Australia.
 
While Korea cannot in like 
manner join the club of countries 
engaging in naval buildups, it should 
maintain an appropriate level of naval force that is capable of responding to 
changes in the maritime security 
environment, considering its 
geopolitical feature of being surrounded 
by water on three sides. In addition, 
Korea needs to approach maritime 
issues as matters of comprehensive 
security, where traditional and 
nontraditional security is intertwined.

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