Скачать или смотреть Aidan Foster Carter, Addressing UPF's Transition to Peace on the Korean Peninsula

Aiden Foster Carter, an Honorary Senior Research Fellow in Sociology and Modern Korea at Leeds University in England, speaking at UPF UK's webinar, Transition to Peace on the Korean Peninsula: What Confidence Building Measures are Necessary and Who Can Guide the Process?

Background:

Mount Kumkang, one of the most famous scenic areas of the Korean peninsula, in recent years has become a symbol of the on - off cooperation between the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and the Republic of Korea.

We would like to consider what confidence building measures could initiate a transition to peace at a time of sanctions and the suspicion that any resources gained by the DPRK will be used to support the DPRK military, nuclear weapons and their delivery systems?

'Who can guide the process' is pertinent given that the shifts of democratic mandate may lead to a President of the United States or a President of South Korea, for example, who may withdraw from any prior agreements made by a previous administration. Who can guide any peace initiative into a longstanding agreement in which all parties can have assurance?