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[뉴스] Friday Briefing: Will North Korea Attack?
Watching North Korea for signs of lethal military action
North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un, could take some form of lethal military action against South Korea in the coming months after having shifted his policy to one of open hostility, U.S. officials say.
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[학술논문] Towards Gendering Northeast Asian Traditional Security: The Cases of the USS Pueblo and Juche Policy
...North Korea’s leadership, initiatedor preferred actions that were heavily gender-biased. Demonstrations of strength,independence, and victory were seen as the only ones appropriate, while alternativepolicies were seen as weak and defeatist. In 1968, conflict and conflict resolutioncan be properly explained as heavily gender-biased, which sheds new light on ourunderstanding of North Korea’s...
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[학술논문] The Chinese Civil War and Sino-North Korea Relations, 1945–50
... to alleviate security risks, China continued to oppose North Korea’s pending attack on South Korea. In conclusion, China’s basic attitude towards Korean Peninsula was to prevent a conflict between its own realistic and ideological interests; this attitude became the basis for the policy of the “stabilization of the Korean peninsula” that China implemented following its reform...
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[학술논문] A Review of the Chinese, Russian, US and EU Strategies in the Korean Peninsula from 2006-2012
...particular, any arrangement that (a) allowed China to further its role as a major stakeholder in the region or (b) allowed the US to advance the case for its continued military presence in Japan and South Korea would, quite interestingly, increase the level of mutual trust between the different players. We find therefore that arrangements (a) and (b) are not necessarily in contradiction to each other.
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[학술논문] Can North Korea Catch Two Rabbits at Once: Nuke and Economy? One Year of the Byungjin Line in North Korea and Its Future
... Without making any dramatic changes,the Byungjin Line is unsustainable in the long term, deepening international sanctionsand prolonging the country’s economic isolation. South Korea should follow policiesencouraging North Korea prioritize economy in its own policy, reducing the North’seconomic dependence on China, and adopt a pragmatic approach to the North’snuclear ambitions.
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[학술논문] 러시아와 신동북아 문화권
...help but doubt whether Korea can be included in New North East Asia Culture, when it’s created. In terms of New North East Asia Culture, it will be obvious to Russia that the Far Est should be the geographic center. As for future prospects of its exchange with Korea, it’s very promising, for example establishing peace in North East Asia, reunifying North & South Koreas, securing resources...
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