...Sarah A Son; Nazanin Zadeh-Cummings; Danielle Chubb Figure 1. Mapping Project by Transitional Justice Working Group (TJWG). ABSTRACT^∞ This article examines how insights from the transitional justice literature can be applied to North Korea, where the political system prevents...

...Changhee Han; Sukhyun Ryu; Hyewon Shin; Dasom Kim; Charin Modchang References 1. Mao F. North Korea: 'First' Covid Cases Prompt Strict National Lockdown . BBC, 2022 . https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-61416760 (1 July 2022, date last accessed) . 2. Tang D. North...

...Dong Jin Kim; Andrew Ikhyun Kim global health diplomacy humanitarian assistance COVID-19 international sanctions North Korea © The Author(s) 2022. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of The Royal Institute of International Affairs. 2022 This is an Open Access article distributed...

... in the nature of national security events and government messages between the two Koreas and the availability of annual survey data from 2003 to 2016 on South Korean citizens’ opinions regarding relations with North Korea to examine the link between gender, information from events, and elite messages. The case...

...; and (3) more access to and cooperation from the target state. Figure 1. UN Special Procedures, 1967–2017. The line shows the number of UN special procedures in a given year. investigation North Korea (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea) UN commission of inquiry After more than a half-century’s...

...Tabish Shah North Korea and nuclear weapons: entering the new era of deterrence . Edited by Kim Sung Chull and Cohen Michael D. . Washington DC : Georgetown University Press . 2017 . 238 pp. £74.50 . ISBN 978 1 62616 452 9 . Available as e-book. Partnership within hierarchy...

... material benefits in the country they arrive in choose to on-migrate to a place where life can be often more challenging. North Korea secondary migration asylum seekers UK Discontent characterizes life for many new arrivals from North Korea in Asia’s fourth largest economy. North Korean asylum seekers...

... efforts to decentralize current conceptions of the international. imaginary home film/photography the everyday/international Iran North Korea While these studies have made important contributions to the rethinking of the international, many have not turned to one of the everyday’s most powerful...

... trust within the Security Council. North Korea DPRK Responsibility to Protect international governance Until recently, the human rights situation in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) had elicited relatively little attention from institutions, activists and analysts concerned...

...David Shim; Dirk Nabers © 2012 International Studies Association 2012 Abstract North Korea puzzles many observers. Mostly, it is referred to as the most isolated country in the world, being a timeless mystery, enigma, or terra incognita. While these characterizations reveal the presupposition...

... To whom correspondence should be addressed. E-mail: [email protected] . undernutrition stunting wasting children North Korea LITERATURE CITED 1. de Onis , M. & Blossner , M. ( 2003 ) The World Health Organization Global Database on Child Growth and Malnutrition...

...Randall E. Newnham North Korea, in contrast, is a more difficult case, since it is a far more hostile and threatening state, which views the United States as its main enemy. Its WMD program is also more advanced than that of most other proliferators, such as Iran or the former Iraqi regime. In fact...

...Judit Katona-Apte; Ali Mokdad Table 1. Weight-for-height of children, by sex, age, and province, Democratic People's Republic of North Korea, 1997 ^1-1 % < −2 % < −3 n Mean Z-score Z-score Total 3965 −1.09 16.5 2.5 Sex...

... Holberton J W Peskett J W Royal Marines POWs Soviet policy POWs Hicks S D The Young Major AI9 guards Kinne D reservists Spencer E F United States Navy peace fighters propaganda North Korea Pyongyang army rank reserve status There's no way we’re surviving this place [Camp 9...

... of escalation if the war is intended to be limited? Particularly in the case of nuclear powers—China and North Korea—escalation risks may be measurably higher. In the future, balancing the legitimate need to suppress aerospace bombardment while ameliorating escalation risks will be the most difficult challenge...

...This chapter examines the impact of U.S. foreign policy on the regimes of North Korea and Iran. The two countries top the list of states deemed a thorn in the side of the international community and of the U.S. in particular. The most serious issue is their relentless pursuit of nuclear weapons...

..., it considers the role played by Ach'im madang in the meeting of the divided families separated by the war and by the partition between South and North Korea. It first discusses the Korean Broadcasting System's production of Ach'im madang based on some techniques used in a 1983...

...Since 1953 Korea has been split into two separate political regimes. North Korea is a closed totalitarian society having limited contact with the outside world, a fragile economy, and a unique foreign policy that makes it a pariah in the global community of nations. South Korea has become a more...

...Table 9.1 North Korea's Main Sources of Security Assurances Year Source Type 1961 Soviet-DPRK Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation & Mutual Assistance Positive Security Assurance 1961 Sino-DPRK Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation & Mutual Assistance Positive...

... and processes at work, there are discernible practices for the ways that wars end. The first step to overcoming the obstacles to peace is to understand them. Chorwon Valley Demilitarized zone DMZ Korean War 38th Parallel Korean War North Korea South Korea 1953armistice agreement peace treaty The Korean...