[해외자료] Pyongyang-Moscow Ties Are a Force Multiplier to Pyongyang-Beijing Relations

...Korea’s improving ties with Russia have weakened the North Korea–China relationship. Circumstantial evidence and one-dimensional analysis of political developments between Pyongyang and Beijing and ongoing Pyongyang-Moscow cooperation often result in this view. However, examining these three countries’ dynamics merely through the lens of current events without considering their historical...

[해외자료] In Memoriam Kyongje Yongu

...kim-jong-uns-economic-policymaking-project-overview/" Kyo’ngje Yo’ngu). To gauge the feasibility of the economic incentives option, there is value in first understanding Pyongyang’s views on its own economy and economic policy options. Although North Korea published its last volume of this important journal in late 2020, many of the issues addressed in its 64 years of...

[해외자료] North Korea-Russia People-to-People Exchanges as a Tool for Sustained Dialogue

...ru/russia/1031615"notedthat the partnership between Russia and North Korea “is being carried out not just on paper, but through practical action.” This was Shoigu’s second visit to Pyongyang in a month, indicating that the countries are planning to elevate their cooperation beyond the current level and expand it within the framework of the Treaty on Comprehensive Strategic Partnership...

[해외자료] Recalibrating US Strategy on North Korea

...Kim Jong Un during his first term in office. Although the Biden administration’s approach focused on reinforcing deterrence, the risks of conflict have grown. Tensions between Washington, Beijing and Moscow; Pyongyang’s shift to closer relations with America’s rivals and the growth of its WMD arsenal; as well as a burgeoning regional arms race, have only heightened the dangers.

[해외자료] North Korea’s Failed Ship Launch: Failure or a Step Toward Progress?

...defying many analysts’estimatethat the task would take weeks. Pyongyang has since confidentlydeclaredthat it would meet Kim Jong Un’s

[정치/군사] Nuclear North Korea

...” Nuclear North Korearemains an essential guide to the difficult choices we face. Coming from different perspectives—Kang believes the threat posed by Pyongyang has been inflated and endorses a more open approach, while Cha is more skeptical and advocates harsher measures, though both believe that some form of engagement is necessary—the authors together...

[현안분석] 적대적 두 국가론' 이후 북한의 대남전략과 대외전략의 연계

...strengthening diplomatic capabilities, in order to ride the wave of the ‘New Cold War’ and ‘multipolarized’ international order. In its strategy toward Russia, it can be seen that Pyongyang has been temporarily reducing its hostile message toward the South based on the principle of ‘selection and concentration’ to maximize the external effects of the all-out cooperation...

[현안분석] 적대적 두 국가론' 이후 북한의 대남전략과 대외전략의 연계

...strengthening diplomatic capabilities, in order to ride the wave of the ‘New Cold War’ and ‘multipolarized’ international order. In its strategy toward Russia, it can be seen that Pyongyang has been temporarily reducing its hostile message toward the South based on the principle of ‘selection and concentration’ to maximize the external effects of the all-out cooperation...

[학위논문] 김정은 리더십 구축 과정에 관한 연구

... Kim Jong-Un is conducting ‘Open type policy’ to enhance his ‘Love of the people Leadership’. The characteristics may be found in various business that invites to Pyongyang. Kim Jong-Un is inviting student representative; veteran representative; mother representative and other classes of society to Pyeongyang and encourage them to enhance his leadership. On the other...

[학위논문] When Sherlock Holmes Left Pyongyang: Surveillance and Social Control in North Korea, 1954-2021.

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[학위논문] 인도적 개입과 보호책임의 조건 및 이행 연구 : 국제사례와 북한 급변사태 적용

...of female prisoners and systematic starvation in the countryside have been documented by international agencies and national governments including the Republic of Korea. Recent eruptions such as Pyongyang’s nuclear and missile tests sideline the human rights dilemma. But beneath the veneer of stability lies a brewing human rights crisis. A military coup or an internal uprising would trigger...