성군 정치 / 시대 Sŏngun choŏnch’i / sidae ‘Military- first’ policy / ‘Military-first’ epoch Relates to military The concept of ‘the military first’ policy or ‘the military first epoch’ legitimises the dominant position of the army and the militarisation of all the spheres of North Korean life in the name of self-defense and independent foreign [...]
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