Kim Bo-mi: Kim Il-sung and the Sino-Soviet conflict

Considering the formation of lines in multiple ways during the Northern Trigonism development is important for two main reasons:. First, even now, when the Cold War ended, the study is worth a lot of money in that it is often held up as a basic foreign policy in North Korea. North Korea has a lack of resources and is not well equipped for its economy and military capacity, so it wants to deal with outside threats by forming alliances with the Chinese or the Soviet Union. Nevertheless, North Korea has gone beyond popular or less neutral diplomacy in the mid- 1960s and has declared a lot of times from allies. The fact that the weak countries often claimed to be good enough to emphasize independent positions from their allies, considering that most of them were formed by the needs of smaller nations is clearly disturbing. Often, a line of argument is that we cannot say it's risky because it could lead to the risk of an assidence. Second, the study of the NCB has largely led to a lack of deep insight into the regional and other major allies of North-East, the conflict and transformations of South Korea, or the South-Sea-Separated Tribunal, which are also part of the region. In the study of North Korea's Socialistic Union, cooperation and conflict with China and the Soviet Union are also linked to the support of North Korean government, so we can never underestimate it. Meanwhile, studies on the north-size triangle have not given enough attention to the dynamics of conflict between the North and the South or focused primarily on quantum relations, such as North and Central, Joe and Hae-soon.

Korean title: 김일성과 중소분쟁

Korean author: 김보미

Korean publisher: 서강대학교출판부

ISBN-13: 9788972733553