[학술논문] 한중국교정상화 이후 중국의 대북 영향력 변화에 관한 고찰 - 북․중관계의 변용을 중심으로 -
...North Korea on the Northeast Asian region is quite significant. The nuclear issue of North Korea has emerged as the most important diplomatic and security challenges in Northeast Asian countries, and becomes a more sensitive issue due to the instability of the North Korean situation. In order to settle these diplomatic challenges and to maintain peace and stability in the region, it is very important...
[학술논문] Sino-American Relations and the Unification of the Korean Peninsula
... the peaceful unification of the two Koreas. Based on the prediction that the future of Sino-American relations will take the form of the extended status quo with periodic instability, I propose policy options that reflect China’s increased relative capability vis-à-vis American capability and utilize the concept of strategic pragmatism. Korea’s options include positive peaceful...
[학술논문] Changing Security Landscape of Northeast Asia in Transition : A View from Japan
...continues to develop long-range ballistic missiles. With anotherconsistent effort to develop nuclear weapons, North Korea causes unpredictable instability in Northeast Asia. And rising China brings about even more unpredictability (although not necessarily instability) in this region. After two-decade rapid economic growth, China overtook Japan as a national GDP scale to be the second largest economy in...
[학술논문] Cleavage in the North Korean System: Unstable Structure and Complexity
...deduced market agents and the features 4) and considered their interactions and the features. In the results of research, the cleavage of the system shed a lot of light on the structural instability of economic security as well as the complexity. North Korea’s political economic system, where the planning and the market coexist, includes both “the controls and coordination on markets from...
[학술논문] 1950년대 초 臺灣의 反共과 대륙 反攻計劃
...bilateral mutual defense treaties than allowing Taiwan to assume aggressive stance towards the mainland China and to increase instability in the region. In conclusion, Taiwan had to give up the mainland recapture plan. Instead Taiwan could secure nation survival and security. In the 1950s, Taiwan’s anti-Communist policy and the mainland recapture plan were the crucial alternatives for her existence...