Scenarios on North Korea's Forthcoming Regime Collapse, Democratization, and Reconstruction
 
Democratic Breeze Feeble in North Korea
A researcher with Network for North Korean Democracy and Human Rights (NKnet), Kim Young Hwan has added his voice to the chorus of opinion that says the winds of democratization from the Middle East will not have much impact on North Korea. In a seminar hel.. [2011-03-03 18:16]
Whither North Korean Democratization?
Democratization in the Middle East has proven possible due in large part to the existence of opposition forces which have been able to oppose their governments; however, as is well known, North Korea is a society which does not even allow the seeds of opposition t.. [2011-03-03 14:55]
Popular Uprising: Hard But Not Impossible
2. Popular uprising due to the economic climate growing slowly more likelyCurrently, much of North Korea's official economy is moribund, and most citizens survive on trade in one form or another. This chronic economic crisis coupled to the expansion of market forc.. [2011-02-11 21:51]
Never Discount the Coup d'Etat
Foreign and domestic experts tend nowadays to stress the need for plans to counter drastic change within North Korea, given the rapid succession of power from Kim Jong Il to Kim Jong Eun, partly caused by the elder Kim¡¯s deteriorating health amid worsening conditio.. [2011-02-11 17:01]
State Security Holds Game Together
Discussion of change in North Korea is always fierce. Those in favor of engagement say that projections of a crumbling North Korea are unfounded. Chung Dong Young, a former Democratic Party presidential candidate, said recently, ¡°The notion of the imminent collaps.. [2011-02-07 09:50]
Regime Collapse Not Near, But Not So Far
Even though the famine of the late 1990s changed the North Korean people¡¯s awareness and lifestyle, and thus weakened somewhat the regime¡¯s durability, experts agree that it is still quite strong and coherent. As Kim Young Su, a professor at Sogang University, pu.. [2011-02-06 01:14]
Remembering the Coup d'etat in 1996
The No.6 Corps Incident of 1996 was when a coup d'etat was planned by the No. 6 Corps in North Hamkyung Province but found before it could be implemented and the corps completely dismantled. It failed, but the ripple effect of the planned coup was substantial,.. [2011-02-05 15:19]
Key Pillars of a Regime Losing its Grip
[Case I]On January 1st, 2011, in a city in Hamkyung Province, instead of memorizing the New Year¡¯s Common Editorial, Kim wrote some simple words denouncing the Kim Jong Il regime, burnt a photo of Kim and took some photos of what he had done. He gave the pictures t.. [2011-02-04 17:50]
Columnist Sees North Korea Heading for Extinction
Monthly Chosun, the journal of South Korea¡¯s conservative Chosun Ilbo newspaper, has released a piece by columnist Cho Gab Je, ¡°Ceausescu and Kim Jong Il, Companions in the Same Fate,¡± in which he asserts that North Korea is entering the fifth phase, ¡°Resistance.. [2010-03-09 17:27]
The Elements of a Sound North Korea Plan
A new Chinese North Korea policy, a progressive one more appropriate for the new international climate, should be premised on the ideas outlined below; First, China should wholly retract its support for the Kim Jong Il regime, since the Kim government persists.. [2009-08-21 15:10]
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