[학술논문] Japan’s Security Bills in the Relations with Korea
...as a way to ameliorate Korea’s anti-Japan sentiment and to draw out Japan’s support for Korea in times of contingencies. In common, the two publics consider Korea-U.S. and Japan-U.S. alliances as a way to guarantee their security. The meeting would bring Korea a considerable benefit including its stronger counter over North Korea’s threats. With intergovernmental consultation, Abe’s...
[학술논문] The UN and the Korean Peninsula: The UN’s Role in and Commitment to the Unification Process
...peninsula. Even though peaceful unification on the Peninsula faces significant challenges including power struggles among major states, it is possible if the international community through highly organized institutions plays an active role supporting the two Koreas. These actions should be based on a strong ROK-US alliance. Alliances and a cooperative security system are not mutually exclusive options.
[학위논문] 北韓의 先軍軍事戰略에 관한 硏究
...of gravity in the early phase of the war along with mass destruction, and get a fatal blow in our military capability in the early phase. In addition, we should take diplomatic measures such as alliances, nuclear umbrellas, nuclear diplomacy and active participation of other international actions to keep restraining the North and prevent North Korea's retention of WMD.
Military actions...
[학위논문] Was the “China Factor” Working? : U.S. Policies towards Vietnam, North Korea and China in the Late 1970s
...perceived and reacted to such policies.
The fall of Saigon and the subsequent unification of Vietnam in 1975 fostered the U.S. to go beyond their previous preoccupation with military alliances and U.S. commitments. Now that the three Communist regimes of China, North Korea and Vietnam had emerged and come to influence the whole region, the U.S. found it crucial to place a greater emphasis...
[학위논문] 중국과 북한의 권력승계 비교 연구 : 마오쩌둥과 김일성의 후계 사례를 중심으로
...If the power structure was collective the provision of expected returns would inevitably have been more complex. That's why Hua Guofeng had to be re-recognized as a leader through political alliances among factions. The successor Hua Guofeng failed to carry on the ruling coalition of his predecessor. In other words Mao Zedong's ruling coalition which was his predecessor was divided over support...