[학술논문] 중국의 “책임대국” 외교와 북핵문제

...is shown through China's Prime Minister Wen Jiabao's visit to North Korea in October 2009, along with a visit to China from North Korea's leader, Kim Jung Il, in May 2010. Meanwhile, the ‘<em>Cheonan</em> ham’ <em>incident</em> occurred in March 2010 and the South Korean government accused North Korea of firing the torpedo. Because of this, inter-Korean relations deteriorated rapidly, and the United States, Japan...

[학술논문] A Study on the Intelligence Activity and the Risk Assessment of the U.S. Military

...assessment work on operational responsibility was carried out carelessly. Third, by not properly preparing the U.S. military’s emergency response system, the U.S. could not prevent North Korea from capturing the Pueblo. These conclusions suggest lessons that can be applied to the sinking of the South Korean corvette — <em>Cheonan</em> — in the west sea off the coast of the Korean Peninsula in March 2010.

[학술논문] 데탕트의 쇠퇴와 남-북-미 관계의 동학 -판문점 도끼만행사건을 중심으로-

...purpose of this article is to study the international background of Ax-murder <em>Incident</em> at Panmunjeom in 1976 and the limits of the Republic of Korea (ROK) - the United States (US) responds to the <em>incident</em>, then provides effective measures against the North Korean provocations. The state of international affairs prior to the <em>incident</em> was changing sharply. As the international détente was waning, the ROK-US...

[학술논문] ‘천안함’ 사건 이후의 한반도 정세

...outside the UNSC framework, ways on her own to punish North Korea for the ‘<em>Cheonan</em>’ <em>incident</em> and prevent its recurrences. Having saved the “unimpairable inherent right of self-defense” authorized under Article 51 of the UN Charter for use against the future recurrences, instead of exercising it against the sinking of the ‘<em>Cheonan</em>’, it has become the ROK’s choice to resort to sanctions of her own, in tandem...

[학술논문] 2050년의 동아시아: 낙관적 비전과 넘어야 할 과제

...responsibilities, roles, and missions. Thinking about Northeast Asian futures at a time of acute concern flowing from North Korea’s most recent military attack may seem to be out of place. But the <em>Cheonan</em> <em>incident</em> is a powerful reminder of Northeast Asia’s brittle history and not a roadmap for its future. The courageous decisions our generation takes at this time cannot but lead to a more peaceful and cooperative...