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이 책의 저자들은 이명박 정부가 당면한 정책과제들을 새로운 시각으로 지각하고 분석하여 한국의 안보와 번영을 위한 국가전략을 모색한다. 박정희 시대의 개발국가 모델이나 이후 정권의 모델과는 다른 새로운 국가전략을 모색할 필요성을 제기하고 안보, 민주주의, 경제성장의 상호의존성이 심화되는 환경에서 다차원적 국가전략을 탐구한다. 국제정치와 세계경제가 매우 가변적이고 특히 동북아 지역의 역동적인 상황 아래 이명박 정부의 선택과 행로가 한국의 미래를 담보할 중요한 위치에 서 있다는 점에서 이 책이 시사하는 바가 매우 의미 깊다.

The book's authors analyze the challenges facing the Lee Myung-bak government and suggest ways to address them. Collectively, they sketch an overarching strategy that can ensure Korea's security and prosperity. The scholars seek to formulate a new national strategy that takes into account the changes that have taken place in the domestic and international landscapes since 1987, the year Korea embarked on a path toward democracy. They are focusing on the key elements of Korea's new strategy to safeguard national security, promote democracy and spur economic growth. The approach they suggest differs not only from the developmental state model followed by late President Park Chung-hee in the 1960s and 1970s, but also from its variants pursued by the succeeding governments.

Preface

Introduction
Diplomacy in the 21st century

1. Global Diplomacy
A strategy for Korea's rising global stature
Pragmatic realism: A key to managing relations with China
Joint security vision will benefit Seoul, Tokyo
Developing Seoul's partnership with Moscow
Korea-EU relations in the new political era
Driving Korea-India ties on trade and investment
Culture: The basis for ties with Middle East
Evolution of Korean-Latin American relations
Korea's new global role
A new national strategy for Korea: A middle-power vision
Principles for Korea's soft power diplomacy
Striving for a foreign policy with dignity

2. South-North, Seoul-Washington Relations
Welcome change in Seoul's foreign policy
Lee's dilemma: Containment or engagement
Carrots, sticks and North Korean human rights
N.K. threats require deterrence, reconciliation
No time for 'business as usual' in South Korea-U.S. relations
Toward ROK-U.S. strategic alliance
U.S. support needed to handle crisis in N.K.
Building a peace regime and adjusting the UNC
Seoul seeks flexibility on OPCON transfer
Extending ROK-U.S. alliance beyond peninsula
A pragmatic approach to ROK-U.S. ties

3. A New Development Paradigm
Korea needs a new development paradigm
Strategies for attracting foreign investment
Creating a knowledge-based economy in Korea
An external economic strategy for the future
Korea's options for coping with U.S. slump
Essential elements of Korea's energy diplomacy
Korea needs environmental leadership
Competition enhances firms' competitiveness
'Reviving the economy' by freeing corporations
Helping corporations for the greater good
Policies for balanced regional development
Government reform: Evolution, not revolution