[뉴스] China urges US to ‘reflect’ on <em>nuclear</em> arms <em>policy</em>

China has suggested the United States should “reflect” on its behaviour <em>and</em> reduce its <em>nuclear</em> arsenal after a senior official said Washington may need more warheads.

[정치/군사] <em>Nuclear</em> North Korea

...refute a number of misconceptions <em>and</em> challenge the faulty thinking that surrounds the discussion of North Korea, particularly the idea that North Korea is an irrational actor. Cha <em>and</em> Kang look at the implications of a <em>nuclear</em> North Korea, assess recent <em>and</em> current approaches to sanctions <em>and</em> engagement, <em>and</em> provide a functional framework for constructive <em>policy</em>. With a new chapter on the way forward...

[학술논문] 동아시아 외교안보 현황과 한일협력

...the United States. Along with this remarkable achievement, Chinese foreign <em>policy</em> has also changed. In essence, one can say that China has left behind its so-called three-decades long <em>policy</em> of “hiding one’s capabilities <em>and</em> bidding time”(韜光養晦) <em>and</em> has begun to project its power beyond its shores with a more assertive <em>policy</em> that could be described as “undertaking necessary measures” or (有所作爲). The...

[학술논문] The Limited Influence of the Kim Young-sam Government on U.S. <em>Policy</em>: Causes <em>and</em> Factors

...the first North Korean <em>nuclear</em> crisis. This paper argues that the Kim government (1993‐1998) was unsuccessful in influencing U.S. <em>policy</em> because it tried to take advantage of outdated realist <em>policy</em> tools in the post‐Cold War era. The world order in the post‐Cold War era is different from that of the Cold War era. The ideological blocs have collapsed <em>and</em> the foreign <em>policy</em> of small states needs to...

[학술논문] China's <em>Policy</em> toward (South) Korea: Objectives of <em>and</em> Obstacles to the Strategic Partnership

...been in place since the 1990s. The relationship was considered to share the same characteristics as those between China <em>and</em> Russia, China <em>and</em> India, China <em>and</em> Vietnam, <em>and</em> China <em>and</em> Pakistan*yet differed in terms of content <em>and</em> significance. Despite its strong non-alliance <em>policy</em> toward foreign nations, China still pushed through with the forging of a partnership with the Lee Myung-bak administration...

[학술논문] 중국의 “책임대국” 외교와 북핵문제

This study analyzes China's recognition of <em>and</em> response to the North Korean <em>nuclear</em> issue on the basis of the Chinese “responsible power” diplomacy, <em>and</em> attempts to understand its strategic intent by examining the relationship between the six-party talks <em>and</em> the Northeast Asian security system China is mapping out. Since October 2002 when the second <em>nuclear</em> crisis occurred, China has promoted six-party...

[학술논문] Ostpolitik Revisited: The Lessons <em>and</em> the Remaining Consequences of Nordpolitik

...government’s <em>policy</em> during the entire post Cold War period, from Roh Tae-woo’s administration to the current Lee Myung-bak administration, did little to resolve the issues pertaining to the conflictual North-South relationship. This is because the problems of today, including the North Korean <em>nuclear</em> problem, were largely the consequences of the failure of Nordpolitik. North Korea’s <em>nuclear</em> ambition as...

[국내] 한국의 핵무장론과 비대칭동맹의 딜레마:연루와 방기의 비등가성

...theory that entrapment <em>and</em> abandonment risks are equivalent, this study adopts the inequivalence hypothesis to reinterpret the emergence of <em>nuclear</em> armament discourse in South Korea. Theoretically, the study challenges the symmetry assumption in existing alliance theories. From a <em>policy</em> perspective, it suggests that enhancing the credibility of U.S. entrapment (commitment) <em>and</em> reducing the perceived...

[국내] 한국의 핵무장시 핵심 전력 건설 및 운용방향

...propose force-building <em>and</em> operational directions premised on the assumption of South Korea’s <em>nuclear</em> armament, thereby deriving strategic preparatory tasks <em>and</em> <em>policy</em> implications for deterrence <em>and</em> response to North Korea <em>and</em> other potential threats. The most critical security challenge facing South Korea is the continued advancement of North Korea’s <em>nuclear</em> arsenal <em>and</em> the possibility of its use...

[국내] 러시아-북한-중국 삼각관계'의 전략적 함의: '미국 요인'과 한국에의 시사점

...administration with <em>policy</em> implications in response to the current diplomatic situation in the East Asia region: a rising China, the US “Pivot to Asia”, Japan’s reversion to conservatism under the Abe administration, <em>and</em> North Korea’s revisionist behavior. To this end, this research paper seeks to highlight the Russo-Sino-North Korean triangle that is the historical legacy of the region <em>and</em> how it affects...

[국내] U.S. Contingency Plan for North Korea’s Regime Collapse

...contingency will include 1) security <em>and</em> elimination of North Korea’s WMD capabilities including <em>nuclear</em> program <em>and</em> missile system, 2) stabilizing the crisis inside North Korea, 3) alliance management with South Korea <em>and</em> Japan during <em>and</em> after the contingency, 4) preventing conflicts with China, <em>and</em> 5) supporting a reunification of Korea through free markets <em>and</em> a democratic polity. Such objectives...

[국내] South Korea´s Denuclearization <em>Policy</em>: A Never Ending Story?

...definitions of denuclearization adhered to by North Korea <em>and</em> the United States, which has scarcely narrowed. These differences also exist between South Korea <em>and</em> the United States. Won Gon Park, a professor at the School of International Studies at Handong Global University, states that South Korea <em>and</em> the United States have different perceptions <em>and</em> approaches to sanctions aimed at resolving North Korea’s...