[학위논문] 북한의 대남 통일전선전략에 관한 연구

...of North Korea's "revolution capacity" and the big gap of national power between 2 Koreas have an effect on it. The firm 20 year old principle of "Never entry into UN by 2 Koreas" collapsed and as South Korea entered into diplomatic relations with China and Soviet Union, North Korea desired to have diplomatic relations with Japan and America. At least North Korea's...

[학술논문] 중국과 북한의 미술교류 연구 - 1950년대를 중심으로

...between China and North Korea in 1950s can be divided into three periods. The first period coincides with the establishment of People’s Republic of China and the Korean War(1949-1953). China and North Korea, the new socialist republics of Asia converted the art world into models of the Soviet Union. However, with the participation of China in the Korean War, bilateral relations developed into 'blood...

[학위논문] 북한 김정일 체제의 군사정책 연구 : 1995~2005 : 군사정책 결정요인과 집행수단 분석

...wartime and peacetime. The factors that are considered as most important in North Korea's military decision-making can be summarized as maintaining the regime and system, obstructing unification through assimilation into South Korea, and pursuing normalization of foreign relations. So this study finds out that all of North Korea's military policies are related to the above three factors. ...

[현안분석] Diplomatic Security Implications of North Korean Troop Deployment to Russia

...a prominent position in the Kursk; both parties disclosed the deployment of North Korean military personnel into Russia. Last June, during the 2024 North Korea-Russia Summit in Pyongyang, Kim and Putin signed the Treaty on Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and the Russian Federation (hereinafter “DPRK-Russia Strategic Partnership...

[학술논문] International Environment and Domestic Political Change in North Korea from 1961 to 1967: How Threat Perception Funneled down into the Monolithic Ideological System

...and the Four Military Guidelines consecutively. What North Korea chose during the Sino- Soviet split was self-reliance, or in other words, independence. It implied that North Korea was in- dependent from the two communist giants. Pyongyang’s stance went more independent and aggressive especially after the Cultural Revolution in China. The North’s threat and later crisis perception and domestic...