Reframing the Pursuit of Peaceful Coexistence after North Korea’s “Two Hostile States Theory”: Security, Norms, and Public Discourse

July 24, 2026POLICY RESEARCH

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The study aims to analyze the interconnectedness of security, norms, and public discourse in South-North Korea relations post-North Korea's new theory.
Analyzed historical cases related to the South-North peace system.
Employed conflict theory concepts from J. Galtung and J. P. Lederach.
Proposed a differentiation between crisis management agenda and cooperation agenda.
Identified key role of security, norms, and discourse in peace negotiations.
Suggested that crisis management should be maintained even during tensions between North and South.
Recommended phased adjustments to cooperation based on North Korea's behavioral changes.

Examines security, norms, and public discourse in North Korea-South Korea relations, suggesting frameworks for future peace discussions.

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Hyun Seong Lee (2026) studied this question.

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