[학술논문] 1950년대 마오쩌둥(毛澤東)과 김일성의 정치 사회화와 ‘지식인 공간’에 관한 연구
...advocate. Dynamics of any system is initially prepared to lose, but it is too early in the process, North Korea. Civil conflict is becoming clear what proportion of the diversity and dynamics inside North Korea sharply weakened. Political figures and critics of the regime have been ruled out first, followed by the system from the inside to challenge the power of Kim Il-sung, or the threat of force and...
[학위논문] 南北韓 統合過程의 葛藤管理에 관한 硏究
...religious freedom of the North should be extended. Diversity and freedom of religion will be the fundamental base for integration with minimal conflict.
Fifth, in institutional aspects, experts of the major sectors of society as well as government try to design various institutions of the unified Korea. These institutions includes political and governmental structures and details of social...
[학위논문] 北韓 政治社會化의 過程과 限界에 關한 硏究
...preferential to all other things" caused more serious problems in North Korea since it ignored human beings' creativeness and diversity in thoughts.
Each individual in North Korea is showing dual political attitudes by hiding their political preference internally and showing obedience externally. Also, they are showing preference to individualistic value and attitude over group...
[학위논문] 北韓小說의 葛藤樣相 硏究 : 1990年代 作品을 中心으로
...discontinuity the novels of North Korea in 1980s. Because of the novels of North Korea in 1990s would rather followed the guideline of Nodong Party than uphold the writers' automomy and the diversity of theme to overcome crisis which North Korea confronted. Namely, the novels of North Korea in 1990s, made and idol of Kim Il Sung, and the novels played communism construction and revolution were...
[학위논문] 통일한국의 연방제 통합조건 분석
...federal political system of the reunited Korea. Federalism based on dialogues and negotiations has many advantages in such a way that minimizes conflicts from social heterogeneity between South and North Koreas to promote their co-existence in allowing unity and diversity together through distribution of power in a principle of ‘self rule, shared rule.’ The federal political system is...