[학술논문] The Organizational Life: Daily Surveillance and Daily Resistance in North Korea
...an important part of the daily existence of North Koreans. Every adult in North Korea has to be a participant in a multitude of rituals that serve a dual purpose of surveillance and indoctrination. In this article, we describe how the organizational life is arranged and also explain the ways it contributes to maintaining the domestic stability of North Korea and to manufacturing consent for the current...
[학술논문] 북한이탈 청소년의 문제행동과 문화변용정체성에 관한 연구
...behaviors, cultural identity and acculturation of North Korean (NK) refugee youth and to suggest an appropriate approach for helping them to adjust to our society based on these findings. Methods: The subjects were 117 NK adolescent refugees in Hanawon. Data were collected by a demographic questionnaire, Youth Self Report (YSR), the South-North Korean cultural identity. Results: Problem behaviors of...
[학술논문] Planning for North Korean Collapse: Military Missions and Requirements
...refugees and seeking to secure WMD, various countries might choose to perform military missions to stabilize North Korea following a government collapse. Such missions may include (1) stability operations to secure roads, provide public security, and deliver humanitarian relief; (2) finding, securing, and eliminating North Korea’ WMD program; (3) border control; (4) the disarmament of North...
[학술논문] Terminal Suffixes of Spoken Korean in Soviet Korean Novels of Central Asia (1937-1991)
...standard modern Korean of the Korean peninsula. The most important reason for the disappearance of terminal suffixes of spoken Korean in dialogues of these novels in the 1990s is that most of writers were political refugees who fled North Korea in the 1950s, and some works included in the collection were originally written in Russian and translated into Korean by these political refugees. In other words...
[학술논문] 미국의 동아시아 진출과 동해
...the space for securing American strategic interests. During the Korean War, East Sea was utilized as transportation route as American vessels carried military materials and personnel for the conduct of war. The American ships also carried civilian refugees. The nature of East Sea as the sea of confrontation was clearly revealed when North Korea captured American intelligence ship Pueblo operating on...