[학술논문] The Use of Force, Humanitarian Intervention, and the Responsibility to Protect - In the Light of a Recent North Korea Contingency Plan
...the overwhelming majority of contemporary legal opinion has been addressed against the existence of a right of humanitarian intervention. The rationale to defend conservatively the current collective security framework of the UN Charter is that at most the doctrine of humanitarian intervention has a tenuous basis, not yet crystallized, in current international customary law. On the other hand, still...
[학술논문] To What Extent Has a Concert of Powers Emerged in Response to the Security Challenge in the Korean Peninsula?
...cooperative security regime easily because it lacks both a collective regional identity and multilateral institutional experience owing to its legacy of colonialism and its bipolar structure during the Cold War. It was the North Korean nuclear issue, however, that led major regional actors to establish multilateral security dialogues, that is, the Six-Party Talks on how to manage a regional security challenge...
[학술논문] Beyond the Nuclear Umbrella: Re-thinking the Theory and Practice of Nuclear Extended Deterrence in East Asia and the Pacific
...inquiry in to the current state of nuclear extended deterrence is followed by an examination of the necessity, viability and desirability of reformed versions of nuclear extended deterrence (such as collective deterrence), and of three conceivable generic alternatives to reliance upon nuclear extended deterrence: namely nuclear rejection, nuclear recession, and conventional deterrence (possibly combined...
[학술논문] 1950년대 초 臺灣의 反共과 대륙 反攻計劃
...Cold War era, the role of the United States in the national survival of East Asia was critical. Taiwan tried to establish a regional collective security system in Asia and carry forward the mainland recapture plan for the purpose of ensuring the survival and security. Since it was contrary to America’s policy of the East Asia, Taiwan’s policy was not executed. However, Taiwan’s actions were able to...
[학술논문] Organizing International Security in Northeast Asia: Hegemony, Concert of Powers, and Collective Security
...second crisis led to dialogues on how to manage a regional security issue. Moreover, the crisis underwent three diverse phases that can be used to test the assumptions behind three models of security studies: hegemony, concert of powers, and collective security. This analysis of the North Korean case demonstrates ways of organizing regional security in Northeast Asia in the post–Cold War era and thus examines...