南北朝鮮の経済協力関係の深化と法的規制の現状

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The volume and speed of development of the economic cooperation between the Republic of Korea (hereafter referred as ROK or the South) and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (hereafter referred as DPRK or the North) was accelerated after the North-South Summit Talks in June 2000. The government-to-government relationship between the North and the South became more frequent and important after the summit talks. In the ROK, the laws regulating Inter-Korea relationship were "Inter-Korea Exchange and Cooperation Act" and "Inter-Korea Cooperation Fund Act" enacted in 1990. The scope of these laws was to regulate Inter-Korean relationship in the private sector. However, these were no law regulating government action. It was mainly because of the two facts; the presence of the National Security Law and the fact that Intra-Korean relationship was believed to belong to political question. In a result, there was 17 times of Intra-Korean minister level talks before the "Law on Improving the Inter-Korean Relations" enacted in 2005. In order to set up proper legal framework to regulate the Intra-Korean relationship, there will be the need of change in paradigms of constitutional interpretation or revise the constitution itself (Article 3).
北東アジア学会の論文
2007-10-01