[학위논문] 인도적 개입과 보호책임의 조건 및 이행 연구 : 국제사례와 북한 급변사태 적용

...the prospect of humanitarian intervention and the responsibility to protect in North Korea. It is the duty of the international community to be prepared for and plan for such a situation in North Korea.This dissertation examines such a possibility through an in-depth examination of two historical cases of Kosovo and Libya undergirded by academic research on humanitarian intervention the responsibility...

[학위논문] 북한 인권문제의 국제적 개입 연구

...Korea’s being prepared. South Korea should make North Korean people understand the merits of South Korea’s leading reunification and should not give causes of the third party intervention by the humanitarian issues. When South Korea follows the diplomatic policy decision making process model to resolve North Korean human rights issues effectively, I assert that it should execute the...

[학위논문] 비대칭동맹국가의 약소국 붕괴 시 개입에 대한 연구 : - 북한 급변 시 중국의 개입을 중심으로

... humanitarian: to solve serious humanitarian problems in and across the borders therefore preserve order and peace. If North Korea suddenly collapses and China steps in, there will be various possible forms of intervention besides military involvement. Considering the three types of interventions mentioned above and core interests of China, I can conclude three forms of Chinese intervention...

[현안분석] 대북 인도적 지원의 전략적 포지셔닝

...healthcare system, and lack of sanitary facilities are sure to have exacerbated the humanitarian situation in North Korea. Amid North Korea’s advanced nuclear capabilities and demonstrations of its missile forces, this report reviews the pros and cons of humanitarian intervention and focuses on the direction of humanitarian aid and strategic challenges. With consideration of the current inter-Korean...

[현안분석] Civilian Aid Workers from Venus and Military from Mars in Humanitarian Response to Complex Emergencies in DPRK: Perception Gap of Humanitarian Crisis and Relief Operations

...territory of DPRK and its borders for target areas whilst MIL targeted the DMZ and the rear areas for humanitarian action. Third, CWAs focused on direct supports to displaced North Koreans, but MIL took heed of indirect assistance. Fourth, CWAs unexpectedly showed a lower level of perception of intervention of post-crisis recovery than that of MIL. Finally, CWAs would not prefer cooperation with foreign...