[학위논문] Trilateral Security Model in The ROK’<em>s</em> Engagement with ASEAN

...the importance of its <em>alliance</em> with the <em>U</em>.<em>S</em>. However, as the ROK'<em>s</em> power grows, its perception of the threat posed by the DPRK has shifted. Additionally, amid growing concerns about <em>U</em>.<em>S</em>. intentions, the ROK has sought greater autonomy, particularly through its engagement with ASEAN. ASEAN offers the ROK opportunities for economic growth and diplomatic maneuvering. Hence, ROK'<em>s</em> engagement with ASEAN...

[학술논문] 鳩山政権の『東アジア共同体』構想

...‘The Synergy between the Japan‐<em>U</em>.<em>S</em>. <em>alliance</em> and Japanese Diplomacy toward Asia’(PM Yasuo FUKUDA), and so on. These conceptions stemmed from the Japan’<em>s</em> basic objectives of the foreign policy, (ⅰ) the maintenance of the Japan‐<em>U</em>.<em>S</em>. <em>alliance</em>, (ⅱ) the quest for autonomy, (ⅲ)the development of the relations of mutual trust with Asian countries. Interestingly, PM Hatoyama’<em>s</em> conception of ‘East Asian Community’...

[학술논문] <em>U</em>.<em>S</em>. Northeast Asia Policy: Revitalizing Alliances and Preserving Peace on the Peninsula

...Six-Party Talks and from a <em>U</em>.<em>S</em>. perspective, is more to deal with (and balance) bilateral issues – <em>U</em>.<em>S</em>.-DPRK denuclearization, <em>alliance</em> management with Japan and the ROK, and <em>U</em>.<em>S</em>.-China relations – than it is to lay the groundwork for developing a broader regional security architecture. The key to future stability on the <em>Korean</em> Peninsula in particular is for the ROK and <em>U</em>.<em>S</em>. to build upon their current...

[학술논문] From a Buffer Zone to a Strategic Burden: Evolving Sino-North Korea Relations during Hu Jintao Era

...strengthen its <em>alliance</em> with North Korea, seek to weaken the <em>South</em> Korea
U.<em>S</em>. <em>alliance</em>, and induce <em>South</em> Korea to cooperate with China, while preventing North Korea from getting close to the United States. However, it is noteworthy that even in China, there exist various groups of strategic thinking in international relations on China’<em>s</em> roles in North <em>Korean</em> issues. North Korea’<em>s</em> incessant provocations...

[학술논문] Transformation of Korea-<em>U</em>.<em>S</em>. <em>Alliance</em> and North <em>Korean</em> Threat: A <em>South</em> <em>Korean</em> Public Perspective

...ROK-<em>U</em>.<em>S</em>. <em>alliance</em> and its relation to North <em>Korean</em> nuclear issues since the inauguration of the new administration in <em>South</em> Korea in 2008 especially from the context of <em>South</em> <em>Korean</em> public opinion. This paper examines how <em>South</em> Koreans’ foreign policy beliefs show consistent structure. Also, despite the change of administrations in 2008, how <em>South</em> Koreans’ appreciation of the ROK-<em>U</em>.<em>S</em>. <em>alliance</em> translates...

[국내] <em>U</em>.<em>S</em>. Contingency Plan for North Korea’<em>s</em> Regime Collapse

...survived against all odds in the 1990<em>s</em> and 2000<em>s</em>. However, Kim’<em>s</em> deteriorating health after a stroke in 2008 has raised speculation of impending regime change, if not collapse, in the North. Growing numbers among concerned parties agree with the necessity of preparation for a violent change in North Korea after Kim Jong-il’<em>s</em> demise. The <em>U</em>.<em>S</em>. priorities in North <em>Korean</em> contingency will include 1) security...

[국내] The 22nd Shangri-La Dialogue and Indo-Pacific Security

...attention for its correlation with the United States’ downgrading North Korea’<em>s</em> threats to a lower tier within its policy priorities. Thus, <em>South</em> Korea should promote the solidarity of the ROK-<em>U</em>.<em>S</em>. <em>alliance</em> by capitalizing on its shipbuilding strengths and other leverage points with the United States, thereby pursuing a virtuous cycle that elevates the priority of the <em>Korean</em> Peninsula on the agenda.

[국내] An Overview of the New Lee Jae-myung Administration’<em>s</em> Foreign Policy and Policy Recommendations

...rapidly shifting security landscape and the emergence of an assertive foreign policy that prioritizes national interests around the world. This paper examines the foundational orientation of <em>South</em> Korea’<em>s</em> foreign policy under the new administration and analyzes key policy considerations in the early phase of the Lee Jae-myung administration, with particular attention to the Korea–<em>U</em>.<em>S</em>. relationship.

[국내] 트럼프 2.0시대 강대국 정치의 특징과 한국의 과제

...these changes in the global order on the security of the <em>Korean</em> Peninsula includes the following: First, the cost of managing the <em>U</em>.<em>S</em>.-<em>South</em> Korea <em>alliance</em> is likely to increase. Disagreements between the two countries may arise, necessitating additional costs to resolve them. Second, the relationships among neighboring countries around the <em>Korean</em> Peninsula are likely to change, with concerns that the...

[국내] Worth the Squeeze: A Conditions-based Analysis of <em>South</em> <em>Korean</em> Public Support for Nuclear Deterrence

...redeployment within an <em>alliance</em> framework. In conclusion, our results suggest that public sentiment represented by the headline figures is best understood as a reflection of dissatisfaction with current deterrence measures. The Issue Brief proceeds as follows. First, it explains the failure of existing ROK-<em>U</em>.<em>S</em>. extended nuclear deterrence measures to reassure the <em>South</em> <em>Korean</em> public, whose threat outlook...