[정치/군사] <em>Nuclear</em> <em>North</em> Korea

Victor D. Cha and David C. Kang’s <em>Nuclear</em> <em>North</em> Korea was first published in 2003 amid the outbreak of a lasting <em>crisis</em> over the <em>North</em> <em>Korean</em> <em>nuclear</em> program. It promptly became a landmark of an ongoing debate in academic and policy circles about whether to engage or contain <em>North</em> Korea. Fifteen years later, as <em>North</em> Korea tests intercontinental ballistic missiles and the U.S. president angrily refers...

[학술논문] 중국의 “책임대국” 외교와 북핵문제

...analyzes China's recognition of and response to the <em>North</em> <em>Korean</em> <em>nuclear</em> issue on the basis of the Chinese “responsible power” diplomacy, and attempts to understand its strategic intent by examining the relationship between the six-party talks and the Northeast Asian security system China is mapping out. Since October 2002 when the second <em>nuclear</em> <em>crisis</em> occurred, China has promoted six-party talks in...

[학술논문] China’s Role in the Second <em>North</em> <em>Korean</em> <em>Nuclear</em> <em>Crisis</em>

... interests on the <em>North</em> <em>Korean</em> <em>nuclear</em> issue: first, peace and stability on the <em>Korean</em> peninsula; second, <em>North</em> Korea’s denuclearization; third, keeping a continued strategic relationship with <em>North</em> Korea. The purpose of this article is to understand China’s changing strategic role and views on <em>North</em> Korea’s <em>nuclear</em> issue.

[학술논문] Political Economy of <em>North</em> Korea’s WMD Venture and Its Strategic Implications

...market economy could put the hierarchical ruling system in danger of experiencing a serious regime <em>crisis</em>. The dilemma of having to choose between maintaining internal stability and guaranteeing the regime security has driven the <em>North</em> <em>Korean</em> leadership to design a risky strategy of missile and <em>nuclear</em> development. That was the only choice it could take for getting international attentions. International...

[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

...companion relation and make the position of foreign policy of South and <em>North</em> Koreas among the Powers more difficult. Especially, <em>North</em> Korea is in the turning point of foreign policy which may cause a good chance or <em>crisis</em> depending on how it can use the direction of foreign policy of the Powers. So considering the present situation of <em>North</em> Korea, the establishment of relation to the Four Powers will be...

[학술논문] From a Buffer Zone to a Strategic Burden: Evolving Sino-<em>North</em> Korea Relations during Hu Jintao Era

...<em>Korean</em> <em>nuclear</em> <em>crisis</em> deepens, threatening peace and stability on the <em>Korean</em> peninsula, the more China would positively think over <em>North</em> Korea’s contingency intensifying cooperation with the United States. In such transition,the stronger the rising great power thinkers, the less the diplomatic space for <em>North</em> Korea exists. <em>North</em> Korea would stop being a buffer zone but a strategic burden in their perspective...

[국내] 러시아-북한-중국 삼각관계'의 전략적 함의: '미국 요인'과 한국에의 시사점

...<em>Korean</em> triangle has strategic significance in <em>North</em> East Asian geopolitics in light of the fact that they have been cooperating, albeit loosely, to deal with key issues such as the <em>North</em> <em>Korean</em> <em>nuclear</em> issue.

[국내] 핵 포기 국가에 대한 국제사회의 경제개발 지원경험이 북한에 주는 시사점

...resolve <em>North</em> Korea’s <em>nuclear</em> <em>crisis</em>, it has remained an ongoing challenge. <em>North</em> Korea’s <em>nuclear</em> <em>crisis</em> is a significant and impending task for the international community, in terms of enhancing security on not only the <em>Korean</em> peninsula but also in Northeast Asia while simultaneously achieving consistent economic development in that region. The <em>crisis</em> has become even more serious once the <em>North</em> withdrew...

[국내] U.S. Contingency Plan for <em>North</em> Korea’s Regime Collapse

.... The U.S. priorities in <em>North</em> <em>Korean</em> contingency will include 1) security and elimination of <em>North</em> Korea’s WMD capabilities including <em>nuclear</em> program and missile system, 2) stabilizing the <em>crisis</em> inside <em>North</em> Korea, 3) alliance management with South Korea and Japan during and after the contingency, 4) preventing conflicts with China, and 5) supporting a reunification of Korea through free markets...

[국내] A Sixties Comeback: Restoring U.S. <em>Nuclear</em> Presence in Northeast Asia

The <em>nuclear</em> balance of power in Northeast Asia is in <em>crisis</em>. <em>North</em> Korea, China, and Russia are using their <em>nuclear</em> arsenals as cover to undermine the regional order. Meanwhile, South Korea and Japan must rely on the promise of U.S. extended <em>nuclear</em> deterrence commitments that can only be called upon in the event of <em>nuclear</em> war and which are otherwise ineffective at stopping the current <em>nuclear</em> arms...

[국내] 북한 군사력 강화 정책의 딜레마

...measures to manage the security <em>crisis</em> on the <em>Korean</em> Peninsula and prevent the spread of the war in the short term due to the deepening security dilemma. In the mid to long term, it is necessary to prepare a response strategy that can neutralize <em>North</em> Korea's strategy. For example, considering the characteristics of the <em>North</em> <em>Korean</em> strategy, which is highly dependent on <em>North</em> orea-China relations, management...