[학술논문] China<em>’</em>s Military Rise and Its Implications for <em>Regional</em> and Peninsular <em>Security</em>

...Navy<em>’</em>s emphasis on <em>“</em><em>anti</em>-<em>access</em> <em>strategy</em><em>”</em> and the likely development of ASBM capability as well as its ongoing debate over the procurement of additional submarine force and/or a new aircraft carrier project all point to its twin goals of preparing for a Taiwan contingency and of building a truly <em>regional</em> navy. While China<em>’</em>s <em>“</em>military rise<em>”</em> is of an indirect and longer-term nature to ROK <em>security</em>, it...

[학술논문] China<em>’</em>s <em>Anti</em>-<em>Access</em> <em>Strategy</em> and <em>Regional</em> Contingencies: Implications for East Asian and Korean <em>Security</em>

...when it comes to what it defines as <em>“</em>sovereignty and territorial issues<em>”</em> as well as its newest <em>“</em>core interest.”• For Korean <em>security</em> it is imperative to take into account the geostrategic and historical factors. On top of the existing military threats from North Korea, the ROK should be able to employ a) a hedging <em>strategy</em>, b) <em>“</em>limited defense sufficiency<em>”</em><em>strategy</em>, and c) rock-solid relations with the...

[학술논문] China<em>’</em>s <em>Anti</em>-<em>Access</em> <em>Strategy</em> versus the US<em>’</em>s Air-Sea Battle Concept: Implications for the Korean Peninsula and East Asian <em>Security</em>

...strategies <em>‘</em><em>Anti</em>-<em>Access</em><em>’</em> and <em>‘</em>Air-Sea Battle,<em>’</em> this paper approaches the implications for the Korean Peninsula and East Asian <em>security</em>. China's active defense <em>strategy</em> proceeding to power transition in East Asia has been evaluated to cause the US's strong responses to mobilize military and diplomatic countermeasures, namely 'Pivot to Asia.' In this context, to maintain peace and the status quo, <em>regional</em> countries...