Crisis Management of Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party: A Look into the Japanese Conservatism (II) [Sejong Policy Series] No.2019-07Dr. Lee Myon WooVice President, the Sejong Institutemwlee@sejong.org This study continues from my work A Look into Japanese Conservatism: Prime Minister Abe’s...

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Syrian Civil War: US-Russia Military Intervention and Conflict [Sejong Policy Series] No.2019-06Dr. Chung EunsookSenior Research Fellow, the Sejong Institutechunges@sejong.org The year 2019 is coming to an end. under President Trump’s “America First” slogan, the US is withdrawing from maj...

2019-12-09 View : 353 CHUNG Eunsook

The discourse on multilateral (security) cooperation and the establishment of a cooperative mechanism began in Europe in the 1960s. Established on July 3, 1973, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) have been the exemplary model of multilateral cooperation that opera...

2019-03-08 View : 1,880 Daewoo Lee, Sang Hyun Lee, Shin Beom-chul, Kim Joonhyung, Ko Jae-nam, Kwak Sungil

The fourth industrial revolution enabled humankind to introduce unimaginable changes through various state-of-the-art technology such as artificial intelligence, robots, internet of things (IOT), and big data. Above all, the equipment based on scientific technology which was previously operat...

2019-03-08 View : 1,371 Chang Soo Jin, Kim Yoo-hyang, Park Jee-Kwang, Lee Sangho

Since the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, Beijing proclaimed the transition from a ‘big power’ to a ‘strong power’. This indicates that China exudes strong confidence that it has risen as a strong power that has a strong voice in the international community alongside t...

2019-03-08 View : 1,572 Jae-hung Chung, Lee Chang-joo, Kim Heung-kyu, Yoo Hyunjung

Putting the atrocities of war behind and beginning with 51 countries in 1945, the United Nations currently is the largest international organization in the world with 193 member states and assumes the central role in overcoming various challenges that the humankind faces. Changes in G...

2019-03-08 View : 1,483 Eunsook Chung

Historically, the international community’s interests in North Korea have revolved around its peculiarities such as the cult of personality and dire economic situation. However, due to a series of nuclear and missile tests, the most important issue concerning North Korea became the possibilit...

2019-03-08 View : 1,542 Un-Chul Yang, Seong-Hyon Lee, Woo Jung-Yeop, Park Jong Chul, Kim Jin Moo, Lee Sangho, Lee Chung Min, Zang Hyoungsoo

This book analyzes the environment surrounding North Korea’s acceptance of denuclearization and North Korea’s nuclear capabilities and presents the directions for denuclearization process, the establishment of a peace regime, and arms control on the Korean Peninsula. Several points may be att...

2018-12-17 View : 2,095 Cheong Seong-Chang, Kim Jin Moo, Kim Yeol-su, Jun Bong-Geun

The Chinese economic growth began to recede. The economic reasons are already revealed. It is attributable to the distortion embedded in key economic sectors such as industry, finance, real estate, and regional economy. Distortion denotes inefficiency. Continuous inefficient economic manageme...

2018-12-06 View : 2,098 Kisoo Kim

​As North Korea’s nuclear and missile capabilities have been enhanced, the international relations surrounding the Korean Peninsula have taken a complex and serious trajectory. At this juncture, it is vital for South Korea to understand accurately the policies and political environment of its...

2018-10-24 View : 2,245 Myon woo Lee, Jee-Kwang Park, Jae hung Chung, Jang Dukjoon