[학술논문] Rebuilding Inter-Korean Relations: Prospects for an Inter-Korean Summit in the post-Chonan Incident Era
...result of an inter‐Korean summit, that would also significantly contribute to DPRK denuclearization. Such actions do not have to be agreed upon within the Six‐Party Talks because they could be unilateral decisions made by Pyongyang. Another minimum achievement would be to secure North Korea’s commitment to denuclearization in Kim Jong‐Il's own words and then to insert those comments into a joint statement...
[학술논문] The Six-Party Talks and North Korea’s Denuclearization: An Evaluation and Prospects
...first part of this article examines DPRK’s denuclearization process up to the point when the SPT failed to adopt a written verification protocol in December 2008. Since then, the six-party process has been stalled. The second part discusses the impact of DPRK’s rocket launch in April 2009 and its second nuclear test in May on the SPT. The third part evaluates DPRK’s new proposal for peace treaty talks...
[학술논문] The Relations between the Republic of Poland and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
...Western countries questioned the neutrality of Poland and Czechoslovakia. Now Polish–North Korean relations are based on realism. The Polish foreign policy toward North Korea is within the EU framework, which supports an evolutionary change in character of the North Korean regime. Poland supports the peaceful reunification of Korea and the goals of the Six-Party Talks on North Korean denuclearization.
[학술논문] Japan’s Power Shift and Its DPRK Policy
...has not resulted in major improvements in the Japan–DPRK relations. Yet, the DPJ’s stance toward the DPRK’s military threat and the Japan–US alliance is different from that of the LDP. So far, the DPJ has opted to avoid following in the LDP’s footsteps of strengthening the alliance and expanding Japan’s military operations in response to the DPRK’s military threat. Instead, it intends to increase Japan’s...
[학술논문] Barak Obama and North Korea: A Study in Presidential Transition
...framed the talks on the DPRK nuclear question in the broader contexts of promoting international law, strengthening the nuclear nonproliferation regime, and pursuing broad multilateral diplomacy. Furthermore, he laid out simple but clear policy guidelines. The United States would engage the DPRK and remain open to positive incentives for denuclearization. On the other hand, the DPRK would receive no material...