[학술논문] Between Denuclearization and Nonproliferation: U.S. Foreign Policy toward North Korea during the Obama Administration
...generated a more serious threat and engaged in more frequent provocations than Iran. This study attempts to explain the Obama administration’s passive policy toward North Korea with reference to the constructivist perspective. The passive policy toward North Korea, strategic patience, is the result of the U.S. understanding that despite its advanced nuclear and missile technology, it is neither a...
[학술논문] China’s Role and Perception of a Unified Korea
...This paper will examine how such a perception and plans are reflected in China’s policies towards both Koreas and attempt to project the future role of China in the process of unification. Finally, based on the above analysis, the paper will endeavor to conclude with some policy directives that may enhance the possibility of inducing China to become more cooperative toward Korean unification.
[학술논문] On the Non-Use and Abuse of Nuclear Proliferation Intelligence: The Cases of North Korea and Iran
...not to receive information about foreign proliferation activities, lest they be forced to respond in ways that would complicate their preferred policy agenda. This essay examines key instances of the non-use or abuse of proliferation intelligence on North Korea’s and Iran’s nuclear programs, when U.S. policymakers appeared to overrate their preferred policy response to North Korean and Iranian...
[학술논문] Does Political Generation Matter for Foreign Policy? South Korea’s Foreign Policy Changes, 2003 to 2007
...the relationship between political generation and foreign policy? By examining Korea’s sudden and sharp foreign policy change during the Roh Moo-hyun government, 2003–2007, in this article I show that when a political generation with distinctive emotions and preferences rises in power, it can have a significant impact on foreign policy. Despite the alliance ties with the United States...
[학술논문] 북한이탈주민의 언어적응 실태와 교육 방안 연구 - 대구지역 정착민을 대상으로 -
...and suggests a need for a special education program to take into account their difficult state. Second, in the lexical aspect, the study shows their burden of using English language expression and foreign words that have become common in the South Korean language. The third point, regarding the rules and regulations of Korean language, focuses on their difficulty in writing in South Korean language...