[학위논문] Trilateral Security Model in The ROK’s Engagement with ASEAN
...international system, where no central authority enforces rules or ensures security. States, as rational actors, seek power to secure themselves. Power is seen as a tool for survival. In the face of uncertainty about others' intentions under anarchy, states need to guarantee their security. States secure themselves through two main modes: internal strengthening, such as military and economic growth, and...
[학위논문] 북한의 시공간 경제 분석 : 개발정책, 지역 불균형 및 시장
... However, due to external constraints such as international sanctions, as well as internal limitations such as a lack of government financial capacity, inadequate infrastructure, and political uncertainty, investment incentives declined. Regarding marketization measures, North Korea permitted the production goods market (Socialist Goods Exchange Market) in 2001 and the consumer goods market (General...
[학술논문] Threats, Alliance, and the Military Power Building of South Korea: With Focus on the Force Structure of the R.O.K. Military
...related to potential threats and as the R.O.K.-U.S. alliance coherence intensity was weakened, military power was constructed more as a technology-intensive force structure type. Considering the uncertainty in future security conditions and the R.O.K.-U.S. alliance, South Korea cannot continue to depend on its ally for national security. It must understand that “Koreanization of South Korea’s defense”...
[학술논문] Beyond the Nuclear Umbrella: Re-thinking the Theory and Practice of Nuclear Extended Deterrence in East Asia and the Pacific
...paper provides an overview of the Nautilus Institute’s exploration of two inter-linked but highly contested aspects of the strategic nuclear situation on the Korean peninsula: the complexity and uncertainty associated with United States assurances of nuclear extended deterrence to South Korea (and Japan), and the potential contribution a nuclear weapon free zone to shifting the current impasse concerning...
[학술논문] Australia, Korea, and East Asia: Re-calibrating Relations with Regional Powers
...there have been a number of historical episodes in which Australia’s interests have not received the notice in Washington that the nation’s leaders thought was deserved. The response at times of uncertainty has been to take actions that have underlined alliance loyalty. With clear signs of limitations on U.S. capability, and the continued rise of China to be the pre-eminent power in the Western Pacific...