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[6-1] Denuclearization and Roadmap for Peace on the Korean Peninsula
HONG Min2018.05.28
Session 6. Peace and Prosperity on the Korean Peninsula and in Northeast Asia
Presentation 1. Denuclearization and Roadmap for Peace on the Korean Peninsula
HONG Min Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification
□ Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, North Korea’s nuclear strategy and “normal state” strategy
○ Overview on the conceptualizing level and positions regarding “denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula,” which South Korea, North Korea and the United States take respectively; Formulation of a sound concept for the establishment of a peace regime in the future
○ Review of various perspectives on North Korea’s commitment to “denuclearization”; Infer North Korea’s prospect of “normal state” and its mid- and long-term strategy
□ Evaluation of the agreements on denuclearization and a peace regime reached in the 2018 Inter-Korean Summit
○ Understanding the strategic meanings behind the agreements including “the complete denuclearization” and “a world without nuclear weapons”; Prediction on a path to a peace regime through the agreements on the establishment of peace
□ The key issues on denuclearization and a peace regime to be dealt in the 2018 North Korea-United States Summit and execution strategy of the Moon Jae-in government’s peace roadmap
○ Categorization of 1) structures in which both sides strike a package deal of denuclearization and a peace regime and 2) the anticipated action roadmap; Review and prediction on the key issues regarding the methodologies for denuclearization
○ Review on the controversial issues between North Korea and the United States concerning CVID(complete, verifiable, irreversible dismantling) and PVID(permanent, verifiable, irreversible dismantling); Suggestion of desirable action plans for the denuclearization after the 2018 North Korea-United States summit
○ Proposal of action plans for the Moon Jae-in government’s “peace roadmap” in an attempt to guide the North Korea-United States Summit to the successful direction as well as to achieve stable denuclearization and a peace regime
Presentation 1. Denuclearization and Roadmap for Peace on the Korean Peninsula
HONG Min Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification
□ Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, North Korea’s nuclear strategy and “normal state” strategy
○ Overview on the conceptualizing level and positions regarding “denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula,” which South Korea, North Korea and the United States take respectively; Formulation of a sound concept for the establishment of a peace regime in the future
○ Review of various perspectives on North Korea’s commitment to “denuclearization”; Infer North Korea’s prospect of “normal state” and its mid- and long-term strategy
□ Evaluation of the agreements on denuclearization and a peace regime reached in the 2018 Inter-Korean Summit
○ Understanding the strategic meanings behind the agreements including “the complete denuclearization” and “a world without nuclear weapons”; Prediction on a path to a peace regime through the agreements on the establishment of peace
□ The key issues on denuclearization and a peace regime to be dealt in the 2018 North Korea-United States Summit and execution strategy of the Moon Jae-in government’s peace roadmap
○ Categorization of 1) structures in which both sides strike a package deal of denuclearization and a peace regime and 2) the anticipated action roadmap; Review and prediction on the key issues regarding the methodologies for denuclearization
○ Review on the controversial issues between North Korea and the United States concerning CVID(complete, verifiable, irreversible dismantling) and PVID(permanent, verifiable, irreversible dismantling); Suggestion of desirable action plans for the denuclearization after the 2018 North Korea-United States summit
○ Proposal of action plans for the Moon Jae-in government’s “peace roadmap” in an attempt to guide the North Korea-United States Summit to the successful direction as well as to achieve stable denuclearization and a peace regime
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