[학술논문] 북한 외교의 ‘자주’ 노선과 제3세계— 1950~60년대 국제정세 인식을 중심으로 —

...the backdrop of internal conflicts within the socialist bloc, such as the <em>Soviet</em> <em>Union</em> and <em>China</em>&#39;s interference in <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em>&#39;s internal affairs and the Sino-<em>Soviet</em> conflict, the emergence of the Third World and diplomatic <em>relations</em> with these countries also played a significant role. On the other hand, <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em>&#39;s Third World diplomacy and &ldquo;independence&rdquo; policy can be interpreted...

[학위논문] 脫冷戰時代에 北韓의 對4强 外交政策과 韓半島에 미치는 그 影響에 關한 硏究

...Nevertheless, the reason that <em>China</em> and Russia cannot keep away from <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em> is just the importance of interests between South and <em>North</em> Koreas in the Korean peninsula and Northeast Asia. Therefore, the discussion on the establishment of relation among these states and <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em> is in progress unlike early establishment of relation between <em>Korea</em> and <em>China</em>, <em>Korea</em> and the <em>Soviet</em> <em>Union</em>. Especially, the consolidation...

[학술논문] THE EVOLUTION OF SINO-<em>NORTH</em> KOREAN <em>RELATIONS</em> IN THE 1960s

... opposite directions. Moreover, the rise and fall of <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em>&rsquo;s <em>relations</em> with <em>China</em> were determined by the political division on the Korean peninsula and Sino-<em>Soviet</em> polemics,and in the competition for influence between ideological and security concerns, the latter won out. Throughout, <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em> was not weak; it was in control of its <em>relations</em> with its two major allies.

[학술논문] The Impacts of the “Berliner Mauerfall” and the Unification of Germany for the Tasks of Korean Unification - Focused on the Northern Policy of Roh Tae-woo and the Sunshine Policy of Kim Dae-jung -

...Roh&rsquo;s Northern Policy aimed to put pressure on <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em> through the improvement of <em>relations</em> with the <em>Soviet</em> <em>Union</em>, <em>China</em>, and other eastern block countries. For the most part Kim Dae‐jung inherited the Northern Policy of Roh. However, Kim emphasized civil participation in the unification movement and the need to try to engage the <em>North</em> in constructive dialogue. He stressed that the two Koreas...

[학술논문] 김일성의 남방정책과 남북기본합의서-냉전 해체의 비대칭성과 동맹 재편 전략의 좌절

...recognition of South <em>Korea</em> by the <em>Soviet</em> <em>Union</em> in 1990, <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em> made efforts to normalize <em>relations</em> with Japan and the U.S. while enhancing Inter-Korean <em>relations</em> (through the <em>North</em>-South Basic Agreement on Reconciliation, Non-Aggression and Exchanges and Cooperation). However, the S&uuml;d Politik failed as a conservative US, Japan, South <em>Korea</em> coalition shifted its <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em> policy from engagement...