[학술논문] Accommodation in a Long-term Conflict: The October 4 Declaration(2007)

All the theories on long-term conflict such as protracted conflict theory, enduring rivalry theory, and strategic rivalry theory show that the long-term conflicts could have cooperation, no-conflict, or even accommodation. Under what conditions, an accommodation between long-term conflict states can be achieved? This is the core question of this study. To answer the question is important because long-term...

[학위논문] 통일한국의 군사통합과 군사력 건설에 관한 연구

...study about integration method of once-separated countries, North East Asia's Strategic Balance Theory, and capriciousness of North Korean system. North East Asia is currently showing a rivalry system of traditional northern continental alliance (of China, Russia, and North Korea) versus strategic maritime alliance (of the U.S., Japan, and South Korea). Now it's changing to...

[현안분석] 글로벌 핵질서의 변화와 한국의 안보정책 과제

...군비통제 등 이슈를 한국이 주도하는 정책을 병행할 필요가 있다. The war in Ukraine, which occurred amid the U.S.-China strategic competition, has deteriorated U.S.-China and U.S.-Russia relations, which in turn has undermined the functioning of the U.N. Security Council. In addition, the growing rivalry between great powers is threatening the free trade order and accelerating the global arms race. In particular...

[현안분석] 통일 후 동북아 외교안보 환경과 한국외교의 과제

...States shows a neo-isolationist tendency after the Korean reunification, Korea is likely to face the Sino-Japanese strategic rivalry and regional hegemonic competition. If the United States solely relies on Japan by downgrading its alliance with Korea, we will come across a strategic polarization between US-Japan and China-Russia. In order for Korea bent on unification to maximize the pursuit of its...

[학술논문] What does the China-North Korea relationship look like in the future? : Focusing on China-North Korea Military Alliance

...the military aspect of their relationship and moving towards putting a heavier focus on being strategic political assets to one another. This shift is being driven by changing situations in the international community, such as North Korea’s development of nuclear weapons and the escalating rivalry between the United States and China. Given the sometimes inconsistent and seemingly irrational...