[학위논문] 中國의 對北 “影響力” 行事에 關한 硏究 : 北核 危機 深化에 따른 中國의 對應을 中心으로

...impact on North Korea, were vehemently opposed. China has also made efforts to keep Sino-U.S. relations smooth by actively cooperating with Washington's nuclear nonproliferation policy. China thought it would be useful to keep the U.S. in check while not infringing on its core interests toward North Korea. Things have changed since the 2008 global financial crisis and North Korea's...

[학위논문] Was the “China Factor” Working? : U.S. Policies towards Vietnam, North Korea and China in the Late 1970s

...China, North Korea and Vietnam had emerged and come to influence the whole region, the U.S. found it crucial to place a greater emphasis on economic and diplomatic relationships with adversary nations as instruments in maintaining regional stability. In this context, however, the Ford administration conducted a hostile policy towards Vietnam and North Korea, while hesitated to put forward Sino-American...

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

...of apparel on the basis of consignment-based processing arrangements. Official trade data shows a sharp drop in North Korean exports of clothing since the sectoral ban in 2017. There is evidence to suggest;however;that exports have continued on a more informal and clandestine basis. North Korea’s integration into apparel production networks has also taken the form of the dispatch of workers to...

[현안분석] 동상이몽: 한국전쟁 시기 중국과 북한의 동맹관계 - 한국전쟁 정전 70주년을 맞아

...“external threat.” As such, the Chinese- Korean alliance fared as “bedfellows at oddst” The Chinese intervention in the Korean War rescued the Kim Il-sung regime, but the wartime partnership also caused tremendous grievances and suspicions on the Korean part. As soon as the Korean Armistice was established in 1953, the Sino- Korean relationship turned cold. This historical episode...

[학술논문] Uncertain Prospects for Engagement with the DPRK

...competitive state of Sino-American relations, the Biden administration should continue to press China to use its influence in Pyongyang to bring the North Koreans to the negotiating table. It should also do what it can to promote stronger enforcement of existing U.N. sanctions, maintain U.S.-ROK solidarity in the face of DPRK efforts to split the allies, and demonstrate that the North’s refusal to...