Dokdo 1947

Dokdo 1947: The Postwar Dokdo Issue and Tripartite Relations between Korea, the US, and Japan

Introduction
1 The San Francisco Peace Conference and the Dokdo Issue
1) The San Francisco Peace Conference as the source of the postwar Dokdo issue
2) Disclosure of US diplomatic documents and new approaches to the study of the Dokdo issue
2 Perspective, Composition, and References Related to the Study
1) The Dokdo issue as part of the tripartite relations between Korea, the US, and Japan
2) The events of 1947 and their significance

• Chapter 1 Korea’s Perception of Dokdo: Exploration of Dokdo (1947) and Bombing of Dokdo (1948)
• Chapter 2 Japan’s Preparations for the Peace Treaty and Perception of Dokdo (1945~50): Dokdo and Ulleungdo as Japanese Territory
• Chapter 3 The US Draft Treaty of Peace with Japan and Its Relation to Dokdo (1947-1951)
• Chapter 4 British Draft Treaties of Peace with Japan and Anglo-American Consultations (1951)
• Chapter 5 US-Japan Negotiations (1951)
• Chapter 6 The Korean Government’s Response to the Treaty of Peace with Japan and Korea-US Negotiations (1951)
  
• Chapter 7 Invisible Battle: Prelude to the Dispute over Dokdo and Actions taken by Korea, the United States, and Japan