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Hope and conciliatory gestures in adversarial relationships: an analysis of South Korea’s conciliatory gestures towards North Korea under president Kim Dae-Jung and president Park Geun-hye (1998-2016)
Why do some decision-makers, even when facing an adversary, respond not through threats and coercions but by devising conciliatory gestures? This PhD thesis aims to explore the role of hope in shaping conciliatory gestures in adversarial relationships. The main arguments of this thesis are as follow
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