[학술논문] 6ㆍ25전쟁의 승패인식 재조명

...both the <em>Republic</em> <em>of</em> <em>Korea</em> (<em>ROK</em>) and North <em>Korea</em> (NK) have claimed they won the war. However, more recently the war has been evaluated as &ldquo;the tragedy <em>of</em> fratricidal war without neither a winnernora loser&quot;. That is, it is widely accepted now that the war finished a tie. In contrast, according to The Defense White Paper 2010, in which the war was reinterpreted in commemoration <em>of</em> its 60th...

[학술논문] China, the Nuclear Problem, and Prospect <em>of</em> the Peninsular: Persistent Dilemmas with a Promising Future

...fostering North <em>Korea</em>&rsquo;s denuclearization; and (3) seeking to preserve a continued relationship with North <em>Korea</em>. But it has yet to develop a full strategy for reconciling these interests and managing its policy priorities. However, China has accelerated its economic and political ties with both the <em>Republic</em> <em>of</em> <em>Korea</em> (<em>ROK</em>) and the Democratic People&rsquo;s <em>Republic</em> <em>of</em> <em>Korea</em> (DPRK). Beijing therefore...

[학술논문] South <em>Korea</em>’s Strategy for North Korean Contingency : Beyond Interventions <em>of</em> China and the United States

This article deals with the <em>Republic</em> <em>of</em> <em>Korea</em>(<em>ROK</em>)&rsquo;s strategy to prepare for contingency in North <em>Korea</em>. What are Chinese and U.S. interests and strategies towards the Korean peninsula? What are their priorities <em>of</em> stabilization operation in North <em>Korea</em> if Kim Jong Il regime collapses? What is the <em>ROK</em>&rsquo;s strategy to deal with the contingency and, ultimately, to achieve reunification? The...

[학술논문] Reunification Education Viewed from Peace Education <em>of</em> Northeast Asia

This study attempts to reorient the current reunification education in <em>ROK</em> based on the peace education in the Northeast Asian context. Reunification education is education for overcoming division in the Korean peninsula, so that this study begins with reviewing the history <em>of</em> Korean conflicts, the division in particular, after the 20th century. Overcoming division is related to how to make peace in...

[학술논문] [Special Issue] Status <em>of</em> Future <em>of</em> the North Korean Minerals Sector

...Democratic People&rsquo;s <em>Republic</em> <em>of</em> <em>Korea</em> (DPRK) is responsible for a significant part <em>of</em> North <em>Korea</em>&rsquo;s exports and accounted for 15.2percent <em>of</em> exports in 2005. The DPRK holds most <em>of</em> the total known minerals deposits on the Korean peninsula and are estimated to be 30 times more than the deposits <em>of</em> the <em>Republic</em> <em>of</em> <em>Korea</em> (<em>ROK</em>). The minerals production sector in North <em>Korea</em> lacks modern equipment...

[국내] 미북 정상외교 재개의 전망: 안정, 현실주의, 그리고 전략적 명료성

...on the Korean Peninsula might yet be amenable to at least stable coexistence. The <em>Republic</em> <em>of</em> <em>Korea</em> (<em>ROK</em> or South <em>Korea</em>) also may lean into high-level diplomacy to help restore peaceful coexistence with the North.<br /> Meaningful diplomatic progress should be tangible, not just superficial. Yet both the failure <em>of</em> past efforts to find and sustain a breakthrough in U.S.-DPRK relations, and current...

[해외] The New North <em>Korea</em>: How Geopolitical Advantages and Growing Middle Class Prosperity Challenge the Next South Korean President

On June 3, the <em>Republic</em> <em>of</em> <em>Korea</em> (South <em>Korea</em> or <em>ROK</em>) will hold a snap presidential election, prompted by the impeachment and removal <em>of</em> President Yoon Suk Yeol. The new president will be inaugurated on June 4. Current polling and political analysis&nbsp;<a href="https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/politics/article/3307347/south-<em>korea</em>-snap-election-lee-jae-myung-tops-50-conservatives-reel-yoon-fallout"...

[해외] North <em>Korea</em>’s Efforts to Attain De Facto Nuclear Weapon State Status and <em>ROK</em>-US Response Strategy

...toward those milestones. To effectively counter North <em>Korea</em>&rsquo;s strategic ambitions, it is imperative for the <em>ROK</em> (<em>Republic</em> <em>of</em> <em>Korea</em>)-US alliance to maintain a unified stance on the objective <em>of</em> North <em>Korea</em>&rsquo;s denuclearization and to ensure the credible implementation <em>of</em> extended deterrence commitments in response to the security threats posed by North <em>Korea</em>&rsquo;s nuclear capabilities.

[해외] New Alliance Dynamics in and Around <em>Korea</em>

...Russo-North <em>Korea</em> (Democratic People&rsquo;s <em>Republic</em> <em>of</em> <em>Korea</em> or DPRK) alliance emerging from Russia&rsquo;s aggression against Ukraine has concentrated on what each side offers the other and the activity <em>of</em> North Korean troops in Ukraine, it tends to ignore the dynamics <em>of</em> Russia-North <em>Korea</em>-China relations in error. These dynamics affect not only these countries but also South <em>Korea</em> (<em>Republic</em> <em>of</em> <em>Korea</em> or...

[국내] Toward Tripartite Civil-Military Relationship: Public Confidence in the <em>Korea</em> Armed Forces, 1982-2018

...our perspective, we empirically test how civilians&rsquo; diverse demographic backgrounds, socio-political values, and voluntary association participations affect public confidence in the <em>Republic</em> <em>of</em> <em>Korea</em> Armed Forces. We finally discuss what our findings imply for policy and theoretical progress <em>of</em> the civil-military relations in post-authoritarian regimes and young democracies more generally.