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The meaning of North Korea’s nuclear test
The biggest threat to S. Korean security and northeast Asia
The collective failure of all countries at the six-party talks
The ambition to be an actual nuclear power 1. The meaning of North Korea’s nuclear test
2. The purpose of North Korea’s nuc
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nuclear war rehearsal military exercises of Team Spirit in Korean Peninsula. DPRK explained that the military exercises showed US’ preparedness to launch nuclear weapon to North Korean Peninsula and was threatening them extremely. The other reason for the withdrawal was IAEA’s request for the inspec
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North Korea to use brinkmanship and increased tense between U.S.-DPRK relations. However, the second Bush administration’s change to engagement trend in North Korean foreign policy enabled ‘2•13 North Korea Nuclear Agreement’ and North Korean agree on abandoning nuclear weapons.
Even though
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North Korea: Bones of Contention, (ICG, 2005)
, After North Korea’s Missile Launch: Are the Nuclear Talks Dead? (ICG, 2006)
, Perilous Journeys: The Plight of North Koreans in China and Beyond(ICG, 2006)
, North Korea’s Nuclear Test: The Fallout (ICG, 2006)
- 기사 및 인터넷
국제위기관리기구, 1995-
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1990s 16
f.The 2000s 17
II.SOUTH KOREAN POLICY TOWARD NORTH KOREA 18
1.KIM DAE JUNG AND THE “SUNSHINE POLICY” 18
2.RHO MOO-HYUN AND THE ‘POLICY FOR PEACE AND PROSPERITY’ 21
III.NORTH KOREAN POLICY 23
1.REFORM OF NORTH KOREA 23
2.‘SEONGUN POLICY’ 24
3.NUCLEAR WEAPON IN NORTH KOREA 26
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Korean Unification Policy 49
2. North Korean Unification Policy 55
b. North Korean Policies 58
1. Reform of North Korea 58
2. “Seongun Policy” 59
3. “Brinkmanship” with Nuclear Weapons 60
B. MILITARY AREA 61
1. Negative Factors 62
a. U.S.-DPRK military conflict 62
2. Positive Factor
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North Korea.
Economical cooperation of South Korea toward North Korea will cause positive effects on situation of Korean Peninsula, but what matter is that the temporary nuclear crisis is not the fact that we could not treat passively. The nuclear of North does not only causes bad effect on the peni
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North Korea, I.B. Tauris & Company, 2001.
Marcus Noland, Korea after Kim Jong-IL, Institute for International Economics, 2003.
Michael Harrold, Comrades and Strangers: Behind the Closed Doors of North Korea, John Wiley & Sons, 2004.
Selig S. Harrison, Korean Endgame: A strategy for Reunification and
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