[학술논문] Can North Korea Catch Two Rabbits at Once: Nuke and Economy? One Year of the Byungjin Line in North Korea and Its Future
...conventionalwarfare capacity as well as nuclear arsenal. Without making any dramatic changes,the Byungjin Line is unsustainable in the long term, deepening international sanctionsand prolonging the country’s economic isolation. South Korea should follow policiesencouraging North Korea prioritize economy in its own policy, reducing the North’seconomic dependence on China, and adopt a pragmatic approach...
[학술논문] 러시아와 신동북아 문화권
...Korea and Russia. As they have a different view toward each territory, their position on such issues as missile defense and North Korea’s nuclear problem also varies, which may seriously hampers New North East Asia Culture. Therefore, the countries in North East Asia need to respond to U.S. missile defense system and North Korea nuclear problem in a long-term and forward-looking manner. And, as...
[학술논문] Identity, Supreme Dignity, and North Korea’s External Behavior: A Cultural/Ideational Perspective
... its primary documents; third, an empirical examinationof deteriorating inter-Korea relations during the Lee Myungbakgovernment, rocket launching, and underground nuclear testingas a way of exploring its theoretical validity, and finally, the papergenerates several theoretical, empirical, and policy implications fora better understanding of North Korea’s foreign policy behavior.
[학술논문] Dealing with North Korea’s Nuclear Ambitions
...Korean nuclear development and U.S.responses to the first nuclear crisis,this study examines whether U.S.policy was properly suited with North Korea’s internal and external requirements. Finally, This study supports the conclusion thatU.S.counter-proliferation policy has been misaligned with North Korea's actual motivations,and such policy resulted in thesecond North Korea's nuclear breakout...
[학술논문] 1990년대 초 한국인들의 대미 인식에 영향을 미친 요인들
...justified the ROK-U.S. alliance and the presence of U.S. forces in South Korea. With the emergence of the North Korean nuclear crisis in the spring of 1993, many South Koreans were seriously concerned about Washington's North Korea policy. Thereafter, it functioned as an important source of so-called “South-South conflict” between the “conservatives” and the “progressives”...