[현안분석] Revisiting North Korea’s “Two Hostile States” Doctrine: Based on the Kim Il Sung Text

...dissent. As nine months have passed after Pyongyang’s initial declaration of the “ Two Hostile States” doctrine, this paper aims to revisit these perspectives by employing a more diachronic approach. In particular, it aims to examine the “ Two Hostile States” doctrine’s position within North Korea’s broader political and ideological framework established...

[현안분석] North Korea’s Announcement of Two States and Efforts for Peaceful Unification which Must be Continued

.../ of the 8th Central Committee of the ruling Workers’ Party that the relationship between North and South Korea is “relations between two states hostile to each other and the relations between two belligerent states, not the consanguineous or homogeneous ones any more.”1) With this statement, North Korea officially declared its position of no longer...

[학위논문] 중국의 한반도 군사개입 유형 및 원인 분석

...1884(甲申政變).” Military intervention in response to a military threat is when China faces actual territorial threat in addition to reduced scope of influence due to internal political change or hostile occupation in Korea. This is a type of preemptive military intervention that solves the problem. Typical examples studied are “Japan’s Invasion of 1592-1598(壬辰倭亂)”and “Korean...

[학위논문] 北韓의 改革開放과 北韓特區法의 變遷에 關한 연구

...opening up. Fortunately, it is forming an improvement on relation between the North Korea and the United States based on a recent agreement between the two countries on nuclear problems. As a result, North Korea is released from the list of a state sponsor of terrorism and a hostile country trade law. So the optimistic international environment is building up to make North Korea’s special...

[학위논문] 남북한 역대정권 통일정책과 대안 연구

...field. On the contrary, North Korea has been aiming to reunify by forming a federal state. A community of states forms a federal system, with the governing authorities residing in the federal state. Authorities are divided amongst the member states and the federal state, and the member states are allowed to participate in the formation of national policies. Despite the apparent differences...