[학술논문] 1950년대 마오쩌둥(毛澤東)과 김일성의 정치 사회화와 ‘지식인 공간’에 관한 연구
...can be hopeful. However, North Korea has a relatively dare to dream of such a space can not become a reality in. Changes in other socialist North Korea claimed right is "Our (North Korean -style) socialism" is. This is the reality of North Korea refers to the appropriate unique socialism. China's "Chinese-style socialism" is called, then North Korea is' "Our socialism"...
[학술논문] Transforming Korea-US Defenses: The Agenda Ahead
...equal magnitude and its enduring goals remain unchanged: to help deter North Korean aggression, maintain South Koreans’ security and welfare, encourage the ROK to contribute to regional and global stability, and work toward Korean reunification. With skilled management, the ROK-U.S. partnership should be able to overcome its current troubles and pursue these goals more effectively, provided the...
[학술논문] High Tone Spreading in Northern Kyungsang Korean
...distinct tonal patterns such as double, initial, rising, penultimate, and final tones unlike Seoul Korean. NKK has preserved tone patterns of Middle Korean with Hamkyung Korean in North Korea. This paper has three goals. First, this paper analyzes the tonal patterns and high tone distribution of NKK. Second, this paper shows that HTS occurs in nouns and predicates such as verbs and adjectives and...
[학술논문] Can North Korea Catch Two Rabbits at Once: Nuke and Economy? One Year of the Byungjin Line in North Korea and Its Future
North Korea claims the Byungjin Line is indeed the “treasured sword” with whichit can achieve both economic development and defense reinforcement to speed upthe construction of a strong and prosperous socialist nation. Aiming at evaluatingits prospects, this study seeks to capture the main features, goals and tasks of theByungjin Line envisioned by the Kim regime and then assess if its...
[학술논문] An integrative theoretical perspective on Russian organized crime
...adopt illegitimate means for reaching to their cultural goal. That is organized crime. The historical development of organized crime in the 1990s Russia and other Soviet republics can be explained by this theoretical perspective. Lessons drawn from the Russian experience can be a good reference for the prediction of the North Korea’s future and thus valuable for the contemporary Korean society.