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What if the most conflict-prone region on Earth could become its most cooperative?
United Pan Alta is a structural vision for Northeast Asia — not a political manifesto, but a framework grounded in geography, economic logic, and generational responsibility. Drawing on decades of direct observation across Korea, China, Japan, and beyond, Kyoungjoo Cha asks what it would actually take to build lasting peace and shared prosperity in a region defined by rivalry.
Bilingual in Korean and English, this book speaks to readers on both sides of the Pacific.
What if the most conflict-prone region on Earth could become its most cooperative?
United Pan Alta is a structural vision for Northeast Asia — not a political manifesto, but a framework grounded in geography, economic logic, and generational responsibility. Drawing on decades of direct observation across Korea, China, Japan, and beyond, Kyoungjoo Cha asks what it would actually take to build lasting peace and shared prosperity in a region defined by rivalry.
Bilingual in Korean and English, this book speaks to readers on both sides of the Pacific.