Korea’s New North Korea Policy of the Trust-Building Process: Characteristics and Problems
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Park Geun-hye administration suggests the “Trust-building Process on the Korean Peninsula” for its North Korea policy. After the Cold War ended, North Korea has focused on a nuclear development strategy to survive. Our past governments have played various policies towards North Korea but they all failed to bring change to North Korea or solve the North Korean nuclear problem. From this experience,Park’s government is highlighting a new ‘trust-building process on the Korean peninsula’by applying the value of trust to the policy. The policy desires to approach North Korean and South Korean relation developments using the concept of ‘trust’ which was not previously considered for strategic goals or methods, and a procedural approach of ‘gradual trust building.’ However, there is the problem of asking for North Korea’s voluntary participation as well as contemplating on how South Korea will show change after we ask North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons in the dimensions of trust. Describing trust to our people and the international society also is a problem that must be solved.
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Park Geun-hye administration suggests the “Trust-building Process on the Korean Peninsula” for its North Korea policy. After the Cold War ended, North Korea has focused on a nuclear development strategy to survive. Our past governments have played various policies towards North Korea but they all failed to bring change to North Korea or solve the North Korean nuclear problem. From this experience,Park’s government is highlighting a new ‘trust-building process on the Korean peninsula’by applying the value of trust to the policy. The policy desires to approach North Korean and South Korean relation developments using the concept of ‘trust’ which was not previously considered for strategic goals or methods, and a procedural approach of ‘gradual trust building.’ However, there is the problem of asking for North Korea’s voluntary participation as well as contemplating on how South Korea will show change after we ask North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons in the dimensions of trust. Describing trust to our people and the international society also is a problem that must be solved.
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