K-MOOC

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주차별 학습 목표

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학습내용

1

State of Anarchy: State ofWar

This section helps the students understandthe essence of international affairs, how they operate and on whatprinciples.

1-1

Definitions of InternationalRelations

1-2

Definition of Anarchy

1-3

Anarchy by Kenneth Waltz

1-4

Principles of Anarchy

1-5

Realism

1-6

Three assumptions ofRealism

2

Escape from Anarchy      

This section helps the students think how toget out of the state of anarchy and/or mitigateanachy.

2-1

Harmony of Interest School Claims byEconomists

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Claims by Socialists andLiberals

2-3

Critiques of Harmony of InterestSchool

2-4

World Government School

2-5

Mitigation of Anarchy

2-6

Critiques

3

Actors of IR

This section helps the students understandthe essential concepts and theory of internationalrelations.

3-1

Actors of InternationalRelations

3-2

Concept of Power

3-3

Balance of Power:Definition

3-4

How Balance is Made?

3-5

Usage of Balance of Power

3-6

Critiques of Balance ofPower

4

Theories of Integration

This section helps the students understandand think about how achieve integrations, including South-NorthKorean peaceful unification

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Definition of Integration

4-2

Conditions for PeacefulIntegration

4-3

Functionalism

4-4

Neo-functionalism

4-5

Federalism: assumptions

4-6

Federalism: two approaches

5

Game Theories

This section helps the students understandhow rational choice is made in a competitivesituation.

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Definition of Game Theory

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Zero-sum Game (ChickenGame)

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Non Zero-sum Game (Prisoner’sdilemma)

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Non Zero-sum Game (Rationalchoice)

5-5

Critiques of Game Theories

5-6

Critiques by Liberalists

6

Historical Factor: history ofdivision

This section helps the students understandwhy and how Korea from the begin with was divided into the twoKoreas.

6-1

What is Foreign Policy?

6-2

The 19th Century Korea and EastAsia

6-3

Colonization and WWII

6-4

Establishment of the ROK

6-5

The Korean War, 1950-1953

6-6

The ROK-US Alliance (1953 -)

7

Korean Foreign Policy:Factors

This section helps the students understandthe external factors that to a large extent condition Koreanforeign policy making.

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Two Koreas in East Asia

7-2

Geography: Interests ofNeighbors

7-3

Ideology: Anti-Communism

7-4

The ROK-US Alliance

7-5

North Korean Factor

7-6

Economic Factor

8

Korean Foreign Policy :Issues

This section helps the students understandthe two foreign policy issues of the Republic of Korea and relatedstrategies and policies.

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Alliance with the US

8-2

New Concept of Security

8-3

Current Issues with the US

8-4

Policies of EconomicDevelopment

8-5

Strategy and TargetIndustries

8-6

Problems of Trade

9

Unification

This section helps the students understandwhy the two Korean relations have been deadlocked and how hard itis to reach an agreement with Pyongyang.

9-1

Fluctuation of Tensions

9-2

Pyongyang’s Nuclear Acrobat

9-3

Kim Jong-Un and UNSanctions

9-4

Strategy of Unification

9-5

Unification Cost

9-6

North Korean Refugees

10

Middle-Power Diplomacy

This section helps the students understand anew trend of Seoul’s middle power diplomacy particularly on Humansecurity areas. Seoul can bridge between strong powers and lesserpowers.

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Theories of Middle-Power

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New Leadership is Needed

10-3

Scholars’ Arguments

10-4

Korea as a Middle-Power

10-5

Official Development Aid

10-6

Soft-Power diplomacy