[지리/관광] North Korea: What we know about the world's most isolated country (Paperback)

...control over arts and culture. It takes readers from the showcase capital of Pyongyang to the harsh realities of provincial life, before turning to the darkest corners of the state: the horrific human rights abuses in its vast political prison camps and the devastating famine of the 1990s, known as the "Arduous March." The analysis also extends outward, dissecting North Korea's formidable...

[학술논문] RECASTING THE ‘INTER-KOREA’ IN NATIONAL RECONCILIATION

...South Korean public can appropriate social and historical claims about the inter-Korea relationship that range from the atrocious and violent events in the war to the so-called North Korean human rights crisis. I argue that two Koreas’ reconciliation can come through resisting the romanticization of Koreans’ own normative commitment to idealized national authenticity and liberal human rights...

[학술논문] The UN’s Human Rights Policy towards North Korea: The Limit of the Neoliberal Approach

... to enhance North Korean Human Rights. Second, promote cooperation through a process of moral consciousness-raising, “shaming,” argumentation, dialogue, and persuasion thereby offering Human Rights education and training in order to revise ‘Our Style’’ Human Rights of North Korea. Third, develop full-scale cooperation through a process of institutionalization and habitualization...

[학술논문] 북한 인권 문제 해결의 王道는 북한의 自由化다

...tip of the iceberg as a human rights issue when viewed against the larger context of the North Korean human rights issue, which is essentially one that has to do with the fact that North Korea is a country where its entire population is denied all of the “inalienable basic rights and freedoms” guaranteed under the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948. The fact that...

[학술논문] North Korea and the Use of Force in International Law

Although states in Northeast Asia have experienced a long period of prosperity and peace, the Korean peninsula appeared to be on the brink of war in 2013. In addition to the 2013 crisis, there is growing concern about the human rights situation inside North Korea and the collapse of the North Korean state, which may also lead to outside military intervention. This article examines the various legal...

[학술논문] 샬롬의 관점에서의 통일선교

...Therefore the Korean Church should recover its public trust and leadership. One of the important roles of the Korean Church is to be concerned about North Korean people’s life and their human rights, and then should participate in the interchange with North Korean people. Particularly, the Korean Church should make constant efforts for a reunion of the dispersed family members. The Korean Church can...