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Area Studies October 2014 AREA STUDIES A Journal of International Studies and Analyses seaps Centre for Southeast Asian & Pacific Studies AREA STUDIES A Journal of International Studies and Analyses Volume 7 Number 2 July - December 2013 CONTENTS Segyehwa to Global Korea: Globalization and the Shaping of 1 South Korean Foreign Policy Jojin V. John General Vo Nguyen Giap : The National Hero Par Excellence 29 M. Prayaga India-Singapore Bilateral Relationship : Past, Present and 48 Future S. Manivasakan & Sripathi Narayanan Published by Centre for Southeast Asian & Pacific Studies (CSEAPS) Public Expenditures in India and its impact on the Deficits 67 Jasneet Kaur Wadhwa Educational Status of India and China: A Silver Line for 93 © 2013 Centre for Southeast Asian & Pacific Studies Development ISSN 0975 - 6035 (Print) Shamshad & Md. Naiyer Zaidy Area Studies: A Journal of International Studies and Analyses Palestinian Politics and the Arab Spring: Some Critical Issues 118 Santhosh Mathew & Prasad M.V Reprint permission may be obtained from: The Editor The Behavior of Individual Investors in Transition Economies: 126 Email: [email protected] The Case of Kyrgyzstan Ebru Çağlayan & Raziiakhan Abdieva The responsibilities for facts and opinions presented in the articles rests exclusively with the individual authors. Their interpretations do not The Economic Impact of Agricultural And Clothing, Textile: 144 necessarily reflect the view or the policy of the Editorial Committee, An Input- Output Analysis National and International Advisory boards of Area Studies: A Journal of International Studies and Analyses. Nguyen Van Chung Layout & Printed at: D&Dee - Designing and Creative Production, Nallakunta, Hyderabad - 500 044. Ph No: +91 9440 726 907, 040 - 2764 3862. ii iii AREA STUDIES A Journal of International Studies and Analyses Volume 7 Number 2 July - December 2013 CONTENTS Segyehwa to Global Korea: Globalization and the Shaping of 1 South Korean Foreign Policy Jojin V. John General Vo Nguyen Giap : The National Hero Par Excellence 29 M. Prayaga India-Singapore Bilateral Relationship : Past, Present and 48 Future S. Manivasakan & Sripathi Narayanan Published by Centre for Southeast Asian & Pacific Studies (CSEAPS) Public Expenditures in India and its impact on the Deficits 67 Jasneet Kaur Wadhwa Educational Status of India and China: A Silver Line for 93 © 2013 Centre for Southeast Asian & Pacific Studies Development ISSN 0975 - 6035 (Print) Shamshad & Md. Naiyer Zaidy Area Studies: A Journal of International Studies and Analyses Palestinian Politics and the Arab Spring: Some Critical Issues 118 Santhosh Mathew & Prasad M.V Reprint permission may be obtained from: The Editor The Behavior of Individual Investors in Transition Economies: 126 Email: [email protected] The Case of Kyrgyzstan Ebru Çağlayan & Raziiakhan Abdieva The responsibilities for facts and opinions presented in the articles rests exclusively with the individual authors. Their interpretations do not The Economic Impact of Agricultural And Clothing, Textile: 144 necessarily reflect the view or the policy of the Editorial Committee, An Input- Output Analysis National and International Advisory boards of Area Studies: A Journal of International Studies and Analyses. Nguyen Van Chung Layout & Printed at: D&Dee - Designing and Creative Production, Nallakunta, Hyderabad - 500 044. Ph No: +91 9440 726 907, 040 - 2764 3862. ii iii Guidelines To Paper Writers Figures, Graphs, Charts and Tables need to be consecutively numbered. Area Studies: A Journal of International Studies and Analyses, a bi-annual, is the flagship publication of the Centre for Southeast Brief captions find place at the top of the illustration and Asian and Pacific Studies. The Journal encompasses research explanatory notes may be given at the bottom of the illustration. papers on various aspects of International affairs including References cited should contain name of the author, year of economic, political, security and strategic issues, besides publication, title of the paper and the title of the journal followed commentaries, book reviews and major events of the Area Studies by volume, number and page number. Ex: Centres in India. It aims at broadening the frontiers of knowledge 1) Sunilkumar Singh (2003), “Bangladesh Education System”, of developments in various areas of the world. Being analytical in Education Watch of India, Vol.1, Pp.19-25. nature the Journal enthralls policy planners, administrators, members of Parliament, students and research communities 2) With two or more authors besides the general reading public. As a rule the Journal does not a) Robert O Keohane and Lisa L. Martin (1995), “The entertain manuscripts which have already been published or are promise of International Institutions”, International in the process of publication elsewhere. Uniformity and Security, Vol.20, No.1, Pp.40-52. consistency in the style and format demand the observance of the b) K. Raja Reddy (2013), “India-Vietnam Relations: below mentioned guidelines by the paper writers: Enhanced Cooperation in IT, Science and Technology”, Written in English, manuscripts should be double spaced, In Rajiv K. Bhatia, Vijay Shakuja & Vikash Ranjan (eds.), Full-length paper limiting to 3000 - 4,500 words and Abstracts India-Vietnam: Agenda for Strengthening Partnership, restricted to 250-300 words should be e-mailed. In case of CD SHIRPA Publications, New Delhi, Pp.165-176. a hard copy needs to be sent. It is desirable that manuscript file size is limited to 1 MB The font size of the full length paper is 12 and that of the title of ...Editor the paper is 14. Address for contributors and Correspondence: Key words or phrases not exceeding 6 may be provided. The Director Notes should be numbered consecutively, superscribed in the Centre for Southeast Asian & Pacific Studies text and attached at the end of the research paper. Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati 517 502 Andhra Pradesh, India. The manuscript should contain: Title, name/names of [email protected] Author/Authors; Address/addresses of the author/authors; [email protected] Abstract; Introduction, Main body with subdivisions and subheadings; conclusions; Acknowledgements if any and references in alphabetical order. iv v Guidelines To Paper Writers Figures, Graphs, Charts and Tables need to be consecutively numbered. Area Studies: A Journal of International Studies and Analyses, a bi-annual, is the flagship publication of the Centre for Southeast Brief captions find place at the top of the illustration and Asian and Pacific Studies. The Journal encompasses research explanatory notes may be given at the bottom of the illustration. papers on various aspects of International affairs including References cited should contain name of the author, year of economic, political, security and strategic issues, besides publication, title of the paper and the title of the journal followed commentaries, book reviews and major events of the Area Studies by volume, number and page number. Ex: Centres in India. It aims at broadening the frontiers of knowledge 1) Sunilkumar Singh (2003), “Bangladesh Education System”, of developments in various areas of the world. Being analytical in Education Watch of India, Vol.1, Pp.19-25. nature the Journal enthralls policy planners, administrators, members of Parliament, students and research communities 2) With two or more authors besides the general reading public. As a rule the Journal does not a) Robert O Keohane and Lisa L. Martin (1995), “The entertain manuscripts which have already been published or are promise of International Institutions”, International in the process of publication elsewhere. Uniformity and Security, Vol.20, No.1, Pp.40-52. consistency in the style and format demand the observance of the b) K. Raja Reddy (2013), “India-Vietnam Relations: below mentioned guidelines by the paper writers: Enhanced Cooperation in IT, Science and Technology”, Written in English, manuscripts should be double spaced, In Rajiv K. Bhatia, Vijay Shakuja & Vikash Ranjan (eds.), Full-length paper limiting to 3000 - 4,500 words and Abstracts India-Vietnam: Agenda for Strengthening Partnership, restricted to 250-300 words should be e-mailed. In case of CD SHIRPA Publications, New Delhi, Pp.165-176. a hard copy needs to be sent. It is desirable that manuscript file size is limited to 1 MB The font size of the full length paper is 12 and that of the title of ...Editor the paper is 14. Address for contributors and Correspondence: Key words or phrases not exceeding 6 may be provided. The Director Notes should be numbered consecutively, superscribed in the Centre for Southeast Asian & Pacific Studies text and attached at the end of the research paper. Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati 517 502 Andhra Pradesh, India. The manuscript should contain: Title, name/names of [email protected] Author/Authors; Address/addresses of the author/authors; [email protected] Abstract; Introduction, Main body with subdivisions and subheadings; conclusions; Acknowledgements if any and references in alphabetical order. iv v Segyehwa to Global Korea: Globalization and the Shaping of South Korean Foreign Policy Jojin V. John * Abstract Since the mid 1990s the most important theme captured in South Korean foreign policy is globalization. Korea's increasing global referencing in its foreign policy framing is encouraged by an intense desire for influence and leadership at the global level. 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