[학술논문] North Korea and Crimes against Humanity: A ‘Responsibility to Protect’ Perspective
...Currently, North Korea faces a deteriorating situation marked by chronic humanitarian disasters and human rights violations within the state’s political detention camp system. The inhumane treatment of citizens inside these camps, as well as violations during the sentencing and deportation process, has become a symbol of North Korea’s crimes against humanity. The international community...
[학술논문] 북한의 사유제 정착과정과 민간산업정책(1945~1950)
...North Korea's hostile attitudes against private industry and capitalists threatened even autonomous management of enterprises by industrialists. They suffered severe control and discriminative treatment by the authorities. Today serious economic crises in North Korea might have been caused from such industrial policies. Therefore this study supplies us with possibility approaching the origin of...
[학술논문] 1960~70년대 비전향장기수와 감옥의 일상사: 비전향장기수의 구술 기억을 따라
...Such a treatment itself was a kind of everyday and structural policy to convert them to South Korea within liberal democracy regime. As a result, everyday they had no choice but conversion or death. This article tried to find the meaning of the everyday life of the unconverted long-term political prisoners. And it tried to study what their reaction about or against the penological treatment was. And...
[학술논문] The UN’s Human Rights Policy towards North Korea: The Limit of the Neoliberal Approach
...shared values for Human Rights and mobilizing all-out support for Human Rights from member states of the international community. Political and economic incentives to North Korea can be offered if the regime tries to solve major Human Rights issues including public executions, repatriation of POWs, and elimination of torture and inhuman treatment without due process of law in correctional centers.
[학술논문] Beyond Security towards Peace on the Korean Peninsula: Strategies for Transforming A Nuclear Conflict
...interests, generate common good, and ultimately to resolve conflicts with a final written agreement, are equally doomed to fail in the future. The common element in all these policy failures is the treatment of North Korea as a single unitary rational actor, responsive only to the international security operating environment. In order to go beyond security towards conflict transformation it is necessary...