[학술논문] 북한의 남한 군사연구 현황과 특징
...it is evidenced that researches on the US military affairs were made more intensively than the ROK counterpart. Also, a majority of critical researches on the US and ROK military alliance have been made. It is so because researches on the the ROK military affairs made by North Korea have put the focal points on the ROK which is militarily subordinate to the US. It was the mid and end of the 1960s that...
[학술논문] 데탕트의 쇠퇴와 남-북-미 관계의 동학 -판문점 도끼만행사건을 중심으로-
...intended the withdrawal of the US troops from the ROK and the murdering of two US Army officers was a symbolic gesture. Besides, they wanted to weaken the ROK-US Alliance, and to gauge the US willingness to maintain the international détente. The ROK and US reacted with military strength increase at the early stage, but this coercive effect didn't last long because the US was much conscious of détente...
[학술논문] A Study on the Need to Actively Expand the ROK-U.S. Alliance to the Indo-Pacific Region and the Need to Upgrade the Jeju Naval Base as a Missile Defense Base: Focusing on the development of Regional I
...the ROK-US alliance to the Indo-Pacific. First, it should be made clear that South Korea is concerned about the excessive number of US troops stationed in South Korea, and that its focus on the Indo-Pacific region does not affect the defense of North Korea. Second, joint research and development of weapons systems with the United States should be carried out while expanding the ROK-US alliance to the...
[학술논문] U.S. Northeast Asia Policy: Revitalizing Alliances and Preserving Peace on the Peninsula
...more to deal with (and balance) bilateral issues – U.S.-DPRK denuclearization, alliance management with Japan and the ROK, and U.S.-China relations – than it is to lay the groundwork for developing a broader regional security architecture. The key to future stability on the Korean Peninsula in particular is for the ROK and U.S. to build upon their current Joint Vision Statement to allow it to serve...
[학술논문] Signing a Peace Agreement: Issues for Consideration
...decommissioned. The Military Armistice Commission and the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission would cease to exist. At the same time, necessary security mechanisms would stay, however. The US-ROK alliance would remain; US forces would stay; and the United States would continue to provide a nuclear umbrella to South Korea. The most difficult issue in negotiating a peace agreement is the issue of replacing...