[학술논문] What Does North Korea Want from China? Understanding Pyongyang’s Policy Priorities toward Beijing
... toward China is mostly based on a desire for“economic prosperity.” In order to test this hypothesis, this study employs the“process-tracing” method, and also observes the official newspaper of theregime in Pyongyang through content analysis in order to determine theDPRK’s perception and policy preference toward China. In North Korea’s foreignpolicy, the essential...
[학술논문] The Factors Why China Changed to a De Facto “Two Koreas” Policy during the Period between 1985 and 1988
...role in promoting China’s positive perception of South Korea. Since the Asian Games and Olympic Games, the volume of trade between China and South Korea has grown by leaps and bounds. Bilateral trade has constantly raised the level of economic cooperation and has gradually facilitated the political rapprochement between Beijing and Seoul. To examine the factors why China changed to a de facto...
[학술논문] 베트남 학계의 남ㆍ북한 연구 동향 및 쟁점: 베트남 전쟁 시기(1954~1975년)를 중심으로
...the current standpoint of Vietnam that the Vietnam War was indeed the “resistance war against the Americans.” On the fighting role and the importance of South Korean troops, changes of perception are happening now among Vietnamese scholars. There exists research trend that recognize the importance of South Korean troops in the battle fields based on their special fighting and operating capacity...
[학술논문] China’s Threat Perception and Response Strategy toward the THAAD Deployment in South Korea-Focusing on Power, Identity, Geopolitics Factors-
... in resolving the conflict of South Korea- China relationships surrounding the THAAD issues. The purpose of this paper is to analyze China’s perceived threat based on THAAD-related papers published in China, and to understand China’s strong objections towards THAAD. This paper emphasizes that China’s perceived threat is consolidated around the complex interplay of power, identity...
[학위논문] 북한이탈주민의 역사교육 인식 연구
...1930s to 1950s as 350 households, those born in the 1960s to 1980s as 680 households, and those born in the 1990s to 2000s as 920 households.
The central phenomena shown in the research results were ‘strong distrust perception of 350 generations’, ‘belief of 680 generations, distrust perception of demigods’, and ‘belief, confusion, and distrust perception of 920...