International relations theory

The interaction between America and North Korea

For liberals, international relations are seen as a factor for progress and change. At the international level and national level, the Liberals emphasize the notion of power-against power. The most important is that the realist theory is central to all human nature and the desire to dominate which is associated as the neo-realism, does not refer to human nature, but a place in the centre its analysis of pressure from the state of anarchy. For the constructivist, knowledge is not the result of a passive process and, because he is inseparable from a set of words of language idea that both conditioned by it. The latest government of Obama represents realism to idealism response towards North Korea. Idealists view that policies would be going to change from the American side. The realism view that situations would take some time in North Korea to change. Realists are urging Obama presidency not to take immediate change of action (Ok Shin 2010, 1).

North Korea leader presented the country from weak-kneed socialism to modern liberalism. Liberals argue that crime rates would increase without public assistance. During the cold war, it was asked that the US allies to make cordial relations with North Korea. Both Bush and Clinton's government did not trust the administration of North Korea. Both the U.S. and South Korea's closer policy cooperation emphasize North Korea to cooperate on their own and that did not change the default route. These differences are clearly once again greet the new nuclear crisis was revealed. This is the era of communism throughout the world already, despite the decline of communist North Korea. This fact only deals with the Bush administrations hard-line as well as those of Washington and many others, to change the regime that evens the ...