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Kieun Sung (Korea Military Academy) Sunwoong Cho (Korea Military Academy)
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숙명여자대학교 아시아여성연구원 Asian Women Asian Women Vol.34 No.3
발행연도
2018.9
수록면
97 - 118 (22page)
DOI
10.14431/aw.2018.09.34.3.97

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Until 2016, female ratio of North Korean defectors who had entered South Korea was roughly 70%. This study sought to answer the question “Why are female North Koreans more likely to defect than males?” We tried to identify the cause of the gender imbalance in North Koreans’ defections by examining government policies. First, the Military-First Policy, by conscripting more males and extending the duration of service, gave females a relative advantage in mobility, a necessary condition for defection. Second, by legalizing small private businesses and commodity markets, the government’s economic reforms created favorable conditions for women to accumulate capital––a sufficient condition. The interplay between male-targeted military draft system and female-dominated marketization led to the gender imbalance in North Korean defection. This research offers a systematic mechanism regarding the gendered defection of North Koreans, which is not provided by previous studies. In terms of policy implications, we suggest that the South Korean government should reinforce the policy of helping female defectors to settle as the gendered imbalance of defectors will likely be sustained as long as the North Korean government maintains its current military and economic policy.

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Abstract
Introduction
Gendered Defection from North Korea
Prior Studies: Individual and Social-Level Analyses
Unintended Consequences of North Korean Government Actions : Gender Imbalances in Defection
Conclusion
References

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