[학술논문] [Special Issue] Status of Future of the North Korean Minerals Sector

...the Republic of Korea (ROK). The minerals <em>production</em> sector in North Korea lacks modern equipment and suffers from electricity shortages. Equipment in many mines is decades old and includes some materials that date back to the Japanese colonial period. Due to its economic isolation, the DPRK is unlikely to develop these resources and increase <em>production</em> independently. The exception is uranium mines...

[학위논문] 서울-평양 네트워크 경제권 구축을 통한 한반도 성장전략 구상

...South&rsquo;s concentration of technology and capital. For newly growing industries, with a consensus on future strategies by two Koreas, a system of joint development through the formation of close <em>networks</em> between cities in the region could be established.<br /> In the Seoul-Pyongyang economic region, the process of reorganizing the specialization structure could be facilitated by network economy effects;...

[학위논문] 서울-평양 네트워크 경제권 구축을 통한 한반도 성장전략 구상

...South&rsquo;s concentration of technology and capital. For newly growing industries, with a consensus on future strategies by two Koreas, a system of joint development through the formation of close <em>networks</em> between cities in the region could be established.<br /> In the Seoul-Pyongyang economic region, the process of reorganizing the specialization structure could be facilitated by network economy effects;...

[학위논문] 북ㆍ중 접경지역의 초국경적 상호작용과 예외적 성격

...the chapter 3 this thesis focuses on the exceptional characteristics of cross-border <em>production</em> <em>networks</em> in Dandong North Korea-China border region. Since the late 2000s Korean foreign direct investors in North Korea and China border regions have gone through the closure of outward processing trade(OPT) <em>networks</em> and changes in their location due to UN security council resolution and Korean independent...

[학술논문] North Korea;Apparel <em>Production</em> <em>Networks</em> and UN Sanctions: Resilience through Informality

...visitors&rsquo; visas;often with the help of Chinese enterprises and local government. The resilience of North Korea&rsquo;s integration into apparel <em>production</em> <em>networks</em> follows a capitalist logic and is result of the highly profitable nature of apparel <em>production</em> for all actors concerned and a correspondingly strong desire to evade sanctions. As such;the analysis contributes to the literature on sanctions...