Korean Leadership for Nonkilling East Asian Common Security

by Glenn D. Paige

In Korea Observer, Vol. 37, No. 3 (Autumn 2006), pp. 547-563.

Summary: The concept “nonkilling” is not a customary term in political science but there are grounds for confidence that nonkilling human societies are possible and that political science and related disciplines can play a constructive role in bringing them about. This paper suggests that Korean scholars and leaders have a unique opportunity to explore the implications of nonkilling security theory for the future well-being of the united Korean people and for Korea’s transforming leadership contribution to Nonkilling East Asian Common Security1 and a nonkilling world.

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