Human Security in Practice: The Case of South Korea
Human Security in Practice: The Case of South Korea
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人类安全实践：韩国案例
DOI：
10.1007/978-3-319-97247-3_10
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发表时间：
2015
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J. Shin
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作者：
Eun Mee Kim;Seon;J. Shin
本章讨论了韩国“官方发展援助界”接受人的安全的情况。作者查阅了官方文件、学术出版物和与利益攸关方的访谈，以了解“人的安全”一词是否被明确或含蓄地使用。结果显示，虽然韩国政府不经常使用“自由”一词，但在官方发展援助（ODA）政策中，已经包含了“保护”和“赋权”这三大自由。虽然尚不清楚人的安全概念是否已在官方发展援助活动中得到充分落实，但值得注意的是，韩国政府明确使用了这一术语。本章最后提到了这一概念对朝鲜未来局势的可能效用。
This chapter discusses the acceptance of human security by the “ODA community” in South Korea. The authors examine official documents, academic publications, and interviews with stakeholders, to see whether the term “human security” was explicitly or implicitly used. The result shows that even though the South Korean government does not use the term very often, it has embraced the three freedoms, protection, and empowerment in its official development assistance (ODA) policies. While it is not clear whether the idea of human security has been fully implemented in ODA activities, it is noteworthy that the term has been explicitly used by the South Korean government. The chapter concludes by mentioning the possible utility of the concept with regard to future situations around North Korea.