[학술논문] Cross-border Succession in Japan, Korea and China and Related Legal Issues
...recent years in Japan, Korea and China due to the geographical proximity and free movement of people between those countries. However, the different conflict rules may raise the question as to legal uncertainty, lack of predictability and forum shopping in cross-border succession issues. Considering this legal situations, this paper explores the general legal issues arising out of the different conflict...
[학위논문] 남북한 이문화 부부의 가족과정 경험에 관한 질적 연구 : 내러티브 탐구방법을 활용하여
...curiosity〉 and 〈worry and envy〉. 'Shaking up-waves' landscape means the psycho-emotional challenging process of this couples, and four themes were drawn out from it: 〈surprise〉, 〈ambiguity and uncertainty〉, 〈confusion and absurdity〉, and 〈angry and discomfort〉. 'Difference-whirlpool' landscape means the relational-contextual challenging process of the couples, and eight themes were drawn...
[학위논문] 南北韓 統合過程의 葛藤管理에 관한 硏究
...already integrated cases. Although there are many gaps between the cases and the Korean situation, many lessons could be drawn. And some policy proposals, which may be not specific enough due to the uncertainty we face at this stage, will give some benchmarking in dealing with the conflict which will come in the process of unification
This endeavor, however, lacks rigorousness in analysis...
[학위논문] 韓國의 安保와 韓半島 平和體制構築에 關한 硏究
...war rose the expect of South-North reconciliation and peace, the change of U.S world strategy after 9·11 and hard-line policy to D.P.R.K and worsened U.S-D.P.R.K relations heightened the uncertainty and increased the continual war threat in security situation of the Korean peninsula. now, We are face the time to review fundamentally detailed policy and effort to establish the peace regime in...
[학술논문] 경계로서의 ‘해양’에 대한 일고찰 - 재일조선인의 시선을 중심으로 -
...around December, 1959 when the first returning ship started from Niigata port in Japan to Cheongjin port in North Korea. It was found that many Korean language magazines under Jochongnyeon mentioned uncertainty of returning home, and recognized ‘East Sea’ as a place for liberation which heal ‘sadness’ and ‘anger’. In addition, from the early stage of returning, Kim Dal...