Politik Luar Negeri Republik Indonesia : Indonesia's Response To K-Wave Trough Indonesia Trade Policy To Protect Domestic Product

For fifty years, Indonesia and South Korea have established diplomatic relations since 1949, which were initially based on trade in goods and services but, have now developed rapidly and given birth to cooperation agreements that have spread to various sectors. This collaboration became even more massive when the Korean Wave (K-wave) came to Indonesia, which was supported by the influence of globalization and developments in information and communication technology which helped the spread of the K-wave itself.