[해외자료] Risk Reduction and Crisis Management on the Korean Peninsula

...risk of armed conflict among major powers is on the rise. Rising tensions in the Taiwan Strait, strategic realignment in the Indo-Pacific, disputed claims in the South China Sea, the securitization of non-military issues in the competition between the US and China and military escalation on the Korean Peninsula all contribute to an increasingly competitive and unpredictable geopolitical situation.

[학술논문] Medical Diplomacy: North-South Korea's Diplomatic Rivalry and Medical Cooperation with Third World in the 1960~70s*

...beyond the entrenched dichotomy of donor and recipient countries, which has often been centered on the United States or Japan. This paper examines how the diplomatic competition between North and South Korea unfolded in the geopolitical context of the Cold War and how medicine was mobilized to achieve its goals. In the 1960s, medical diplomacy was effective in establishing diplomatic relations and gaining...

[학술논문] Linkages between North Korean Nuclear Deterrence on the Korean Peninsula and Integrated Deterrence in the Indo-Pacific Region

...However, there is also increasing recognition that specific security challenges, such as escalated tensions on the Taiwan Strait and the Korean Peninsula, are not isolated from great power geopolitical competition. This paper examines the degree to which nuclear deterrence on the Korean Peninsula is connected to integrated deterrence in the Indo-Pacific region. At the heart of this debate is whether...

[현안분석] 2019 IFANS FORECAST

...order. As the world order is becoming increasingly marked by mutual exclusion and competition than by mutual recognition and inclusion, geopolitical conflict between the United States and China will largely set the tune in shaping the political landscape of each region. World Order: As the ongoing geopolitical contention among great powers like the United States, China and Russia intensifies...

[현안분석] 2020 IFANS FORECAST

The defining geopolitical feature of 2020 will likely be geopolitical rivalry combined with competition in values, norms, cultures, and identities erupting in various regions around the world. Geopolitics is now no longer simply geographical or political, but sociocultural and even civilizational. The 2020 U.S. presidential election, in particular, is anticipated to affect the unfolding of the strategic...