[지리/관광]
... known as the "Arduous March." The analysis also extends outward, dissecting North Korea's formidable military, its destabilizing nuclear program, its sophisticated cyber warfare capabilities, and its fraught foreign relations with China, the United States, and its estranged sibling, South Korea.
Ultimately, this work provides an indispensable guide to understanding the forces...
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...history of North and South Korea, from the late nineteenth century to the present day
“Cha and Pacheco Pardo have years of expertise in Korean international relations. . . . A crisp and balanced account.”—Christopher Harding, The Telegraph
Korea has a long, riveting history—it is also a divided nation. South Korea is a vibrant...
[학술논문] Does Political Generation Matter for Foreign Policy? South Korea’s Foreign Policy Changes, 2003 to 2007
... nuclear weapons, the Roh government sought to redefine relations with the former, while deepening economic and political engagement with the latter to an unprecedented extent. I argue that the rise of what I call the “democratization generation” in Korean politics is the key to understanding why Korea’s foreign policy changed in this period. The findings of the paper suggest that...
[학술논문] China’s Dilemma on the Korean Peninsula
...that China has improved its relationship with South Korea without deterioration in its relationship with the North. China is the only country that has relatively effective channels of communication with both South and North Korea. However, in fact, these bilateral relations face challenges and China is distrusted by both. The distrust from the North mainly originates from the uncertainty about security...
[학술논문] A Comparative Study on the inter-Korean Relations and the Cross-Strait Exchanges after the 2000s
...that has led to instability in North-South relations is a lack of institutionalization of those relations, the two Koreas do not recognize one another diplomatically, and therefore do not maintain formal or stable links. Such issues are added to by the fact that there are two competing and antagonistic methods of dealing with the issues related to North Korea in South Korean politics; the internationalist...
[학술논문] Building a Peaceful East Asian Community: Origins of a Regional Concept and Visions for a Global Age
...Union is premature, I consider the transforming international relationships among North Korea, South Korea, China,Taiwan, and Japan and examine the possibility of realizing such a community via sociocultural approaches. I trace the conceptual origins of East Asia and its historical place in international relations,investigate East Asia in the post–Cold War era through renewed cultural exchanges...
[학술논문] A South Korean Progressive Outlook on the Middle East Conflict: Contextualizing Hankyoreh’s Coverage of the Gaza War
Public and academic discourse on South Korean politics tends to rely on the dichotomy between the “conservative” and the “progressive”camps. This discourse relies on commonly held perceptions related to domestic issues and to South Korea’s relations with the U.S. and with North Korea. However, what does “progressivism” mean when the context is neither of these...