North Korean Defectors and Human Resource Development in South Korea

Kim, Junghwan; You, Jieun; Choi, Jinhee; Park, Hyewon

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“…Our finding of gender differences in participation in nonformal learning confirms the past findings in Korea (e.g. Kim [2011]; Sun [2014]) as well as elsewhere (Aisa, Gonzalez-Alvarez, and Larramona 2016;Dieckhoff and Steiber 2011;Kosyakova 2014;Munasinghe, Reif, and Henriques 2008;Olsen and Coppin 2001).…”

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“…Similarly, Chuang (2015) pointed out that women's learning motivation and processes for engaging in nonformal learning might differ from those of men due to women's particular needs given their family and social roles. Indeed, Kim (2011) found that various types of company-wide nonformal learning (e.g. OJT, mentoring and distance learning) have a positive impact on women employees' earnings, job satisfaction, motivation and organisational commitment.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Among others, researchers in the fields of workplace learning have highlighted the importance of women's participation in job-related nonformal learning to reduce persistent gender inequality in earnings (e.g. Howell, Carter, and Schied [2002]; Kim [2011]). This is because participation in job-related nonformal learning provides employees with opportunities to acquire crucial skills and knowledge related to their current professions, which in turn leads to higher productivity and income (Dämmrich, Kosyakova, and Blossfeld 2015;Tomaskovic-Devey and Skaggs 2002).…”

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Gender, Nonformal Learning, and Earnings in South Korea

Kwon

Park

Byun

2019

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Using data from the Programme for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies, this study examined gender differences in participation in various forms of nonformal learningon-the-job training, distance learning, workshops and private lessonsand their relationships with earnings in South Korea. The authors found significant gender differences in participation in on-the-job training, distance learning, and workshops favouring male workers, but the reverse gender gap in participation in private lessons favouring female workers. When it came to earnings, the authors found the positive relationships between participation in distance learning and earnings and between workshops and earnings for both males and females, even after controlling for other variables. However, the positive relationship between participation in on-the-job training and earnings was observed only for females. The authors highlight some unique aspects of Korea's organisational culture that may help explain the relationships among gender, on-the-job training and earnings. Broader implications of the findings beyond South Korea are also discussed.

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“…He has almost no fond memories of the military and trying to sneak across a minefield in 2013 to escape the country (Kim & Denyer, 2020).…”

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The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea’s Law on the Elimination of Reactionary Thought and Culture Under Kim Jong-Un’s Leadership

Dwijayani,

Maksum

2024

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This study aims to explain how Korean Wave, or Hallyu, influenced the enactment of theElimination of Reactionary Thoughts and Culture Laws in North Korea. To answer the ques-tions, this research used securitization theory and a qualitative descriptive method. The re-search combined several sources of literature, such as journals, books, the official website of the South Korean government, and several official reports from online media in East Asia. The results of the research show that the Law on the Elimination of Reactionary Thoughts and Culture, which was passed by the North Korean government, was caused by the negative assumptions made by the leader of the country about the spread of Hallyu or Korean Wave in his country. The various distributions of South Korean cultural content are viewed as a "threat" to the continuity of North Korean ideology. Meanwhile, South Korean cultural products have inevitably spread rapidly and massively in almost all parts of the world. Therefore, the North Korean government needs laws with legal force and ideological campaigns to prevent public disturbances caused by foreign cultural influences, especially those from South Korea.

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“…The morphological lineaments were extracted from Terrasar-X SRTM (Shuttle Radar and Topography Mission) images with 30 m resolution and processed in PCI Geomatica software to generate lineament patterns. Afterwards, these patterns were subjected to lineament count density analysis in ArcGis 10.3, which aimed to determine the density and distribution pattern of the lineaments (Kim, 2003). The output was a map of lineament count density, expressed in n/km 2 (count of lineaments/km 2 ).…”

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Geochemical Evolution and Groundwater Flow System in Batujajar Groundwater Basin Area, West Java, Indonesia

Suhendar

Hadian

Muljana

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Indonesian J. Geosci.

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DOI:10.17014/ijog.7.1.87-104Batujajar and its surrounding areas, situated in the west of the Bandung Basin, are geologically composed of various Tertiary rock formations with complex fold and fault systems. Springs and drilled wells in sandstone aquifers, tuffaceous sand, and tuffaceous breccias mark the development of their aquifer systems. This study aimed to determine the characteristics of the hydrogeochemistry by analyzing major ions and stable isotopes (18O and 2H) of thirty-four hydrogeological objects. The groundwater flow pattern in this area is controlled by northwest-southeast lineament, as indicated by the emergence of springs along the transition zone between areas with high and low lineament density. In order of dominance, the groundwater facies are as follows:Ca-Mg-HCO3>Ca-HCO3>Ca-Na-Mg-HCO3>Na-Ca-HCO3. Hydrochemical evolutions were detected from the change of cations from Ca2+ to Mg2+ and then Na+, and this is believed to be the product of cation exchange and dissolution of silicate minerals. However, evolutions toward anion changes were not apparent yet, meaning that HCO3- ions still prevail, or in other words the groundwater flow system is local. Nevertheless, the geological and hydrogeochemical analyses, along with the relative compositions of stable isotopes, revealed that the groundwater had three systems, namely shallow, intermediate, and deep groundwater flows; all of which were segmented in three subgroundwater basins (Sub-GWB). Aquifer systems with shallow to intermediate groundwater flow were found in Sub-GWB-A, Sub-GWB-B, and Sub-GWB-C, while the other ones with deep groundwater flow system were identified in Sub-GWB-B and Sub-GWB-C.Fracture system has an important role as a connector between recharge system in hilly areas and discharge system in plain areas.

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North Korean Defectors and Human Resource Development in South Korea

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Gender, Nonformal Learning, and Earnings in South Korea

Gender, Nonformal Learning, and Earnings in South Korea

The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea’s Law on the Elimination of Reactionary Thought and Culture Under Kim Jong-Un’s Leadership

Geochemical Evolution and Groundwater Flow System in Batujajar Groundwater Basin Area, West Java, Indonesia

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