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Global North Koreaglobal north korea,global nk,globalnk,globalnorthkorea,gnk,eai,east asia institution,글로벌 노스 코리아, 북한, 동아시아연구원, 북한연구The Global North Korea provides articles and video on North Korea produced by governments, policy institutes, media, and think tanks to track the evolution of these strategies and their impact.Global North Korea 모바일 메뉴보기 PUBLICATION Commentary Special Report Video Commentary Interview TOPIC Governance and Politics Security and External Relations Trade, Finance, and Economic Issues Society, Culture, and Identity Inter-Korean Relations and Unification Human Rights and Humanitarian Assistance Health and Environment ANNOUNCEMENT Announcement NEWSLETTER Newsletter Weekly Newsletter Monthly Update ABOUT US About Global NK Board Members Authors PUBLICATION Commentary Special Report Video Commentary Interview TOPIC Governance and Politics Security and External Relations Trade, Finance, and Economic Issues Society, Culture, and Identity Inter-Korean Relations and Unification Human Rights and Humanitarian Assistance Health and Environment ANNOUNCEMENT Announcement NEWSLETTER Newsletter Weekly Newsletter Monthly Update ABOUT US About Global NK Board Members Authors Does Anyone Desire Korean Unification? Why We Need to Reconsider German Unification Now Jihwan Hwang, a professor at the University of Seoul, highlights the implications of Germany's experience on the Korean Peninsula's unification issue, given North Korea's shift in its unification policy and the worsening public opinion in South Korea regarding the necessity of unification. To garner strong support and desire from both South and North Koreans, Hwang claims that South Korea's policy should focus on driving socio-economic changes in the North through marketization and the inflow of external information. While securing the backing of major powers like the U.S. and China is also im... Commentary Jihwan HWANG September 13, 2024 Rift in DPRK-China Relations? Understanding Chinese Perception of Korean Affairs Dong Ryul Lee, Chair of the EAI China Research Center, asserts that although China generally follows a restrained approach aimed at maintaining regional stability in Northeast Asia, it adopts a more proactive stance when it perceives an imminent crisis in the DPRK regime or a significant decline in its influence on the Korean Peninsula affairs, particularly within the broader context of intensifying U.S.-China rivalry. Lee argues that China's current lack of reaction to North Korea's deepening ties with Russia reflects Beijing's confidence in its retaining its substantial strategic leverage. A... Commentary Dong Ryul LEE September 06, 2024 Enabling Effective Coercive Diplomacy for DPRK Denuclearization Seong-ho Sheen, a Professor at Seoul National University, examines the theory of coercive diplomacy and its successful application in persuading Libya’s Gaddafi regime to renounce nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons. Based on the literature on coercive diplomacy, he lays out the conditions for effective coercion such as proportionality, reciprocity, and credibility, and advocates for South Korea to adopt a renewed strategy toward North Korea meeting these conditions. To illustrate, Sheen recommends to focusing on policy change rather than regime change, ensuring clear and balanced reci... Commentary Seong-Ho SHEEN September 02, 2024 PUBLICATIONS COMMENTARY Does Anyone Desire Korean Unification? Why We Need to Reconsider German Unification Now Jihwan Hwang, a professor at the University of Seoul, highlights the implications of Germany's experience on the Korean Peninsula's unification issue, given North Korea's shift in its unification policy and the worsening public opinion in South Korea regarding the necessity of unification. To garner... Jihwan HWANG September 13, 2024 COMMENTARY Rift in DPRK-China Relations? Understanding Chinese Perception of Korean Affairs Dong Ryul Lee, Chair of the EAI China Research Center, asserts that although China generally follows a restrained approach aimed at maintaining regional stability in Northeast Asia, it adopts a more proactive stance when it perceives an imminent crisis in the DPRK regime or a significant decline in ... Dong Ryul LEE September 06, 2024 COMMENTARY Enabling Effective Coercive Diplomacy for DPRK Denuclearization Seong-ho Sheen, a Professor at Seoul National University, examines the theory of coercive diplomacy and its successful application in persuading Libya’s Gaddafi regime to renounce nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons. Based on the literature on coercive diplomacy, he lays out the conditions f... Seong-Ho SHEEN September 02, 2024 VIDEO COMMENTARY Kim Jong Un’s Perceived Threats Behind the Forward Deployment of 250 Missile Launchers Won Gon Park, Chair of the EAI North Korea Studies Center, asserts that while Kim Jong Un has recently showcased North Korea's growing military capabilities by deploying 250 tactical ballistic missile launchers, this move lacks substantial military significance due to the regime's limitations in mis... Won Gon PARK August 30, 2024 VIDEO COMMENTARY Facts and Mysteries of Kim Ju Ae’s Potential Rise to Power Won Gon Park, Chair of the EAI North Korea Studies Center, notes that while there is evidence to suggest an increased likelihood of Kim Ju Ae being a strong candidate for succession, it remains challenging to confirm her as the successor given that North Korea has yet to officially announce her name... 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