The Korean Peace Process and Civil Society Page 1 RETHINKING PEACE AND CONFLICT
STUDIES Series Editor: Oliver P. Richmond Dong Jin Kim The Korean Peace Process and Civil …

This article explores lesson sharing between local civil society peacebuilders in the Korean
and Northern Ireland peace processes. It presents reciprocal empowerment, a concept …

The structural dynamics of the Korean conflict has evolved not only with the inter-Korean
rivalry, but also the geopolitics of great power rivalries. The conflict structure was reinforced …

Meaningful economic cooperation between North Korea and South Korea began late in the
1980s but took off when the then president Kim Dae-jung initiated the Sunshine Policy in …

This chapter explores the relationship between pacifism and peace. It begins by noting how
pacifism and peace are natural bedfellows, but how in practice pacifism and its commitment …

The Good Friday Agreement in April 1998 and the first inter-Korean summit in June 2000
were the apexes of prolonged and painstaking engagements between conflict parties that …

Moving from violence to peace usually concentrates practical and theoretical efforts on the
removal of direct violence through top-level political engagement, typically over the short …

This chapter examines the ups and downs of high-level negotiations in the Korean peace
process. The statements and agreements made during high-level negotiations, such as the …

A collapsed North Korea would pose a momentous test to the future of the region. The five
regional powers—South Korea, China, Japan, Russia, and the United States—are ill …

par Stephen Epstein en 1998, l'anthropologue Roy Richard Grinker a montré comment les
Sud-Coréens manifestaient collectivement le désir de continuer à rêver de la réunification …