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,‘Anti-,’ and ,: The Legacies of , in the Contemporary Era (1910–Present),g ‘a(chǎn)nti-.’ and . is examined, followed by an analysis of how these legacies of . continued to influence the two Korean states’ contemporary foreign relations with the great powers from the onset of the Cold War to the post-Cold War years.

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Introduction,the concept of . in Joseon?Korea’s foreign relations with great powers. The third section briefly reviews the literatures on . written by contemporary Mainland Chinese and South Korean scholars, based on which, the necessity of employing a combined approach of constructivism and realism to the study of Korea–great powers relations is explained.

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,, in an Era of Changing Polarity (1608–1800): A Bipolar, an Imaginary Bipolar, and a Unipolar Ordernocentric world after its rule in China for over a century, the country’s practice of . during this period proved again that the Korea–great powers relations in the pre-modern era were driven by the interactions between ideational and material forces.