신공공외교 갱신(更新): 한국-아프리카 기후 거버넌스 구축

초록

This study explores the possibility of connecting and converging technology, politics, and political concepts through climate change. Climate change is at the core of environmental discourse and the top tier of public well-being concerns shared by the international community. Based on the convergence of technology (ICT) and politics (inclusive growth), this study explains the possibility of cooperation between Korea and Africa in response to climate change as part of the discourse on governance. To this end, first, the characteristics of Korea's middle power identity for public diplomacy were examined. Second, the meaning of the Korea-Africa climate governance construction was presented. Third, the study found that African climate governance is categorized into two levels: a regional level organization and regime, and at a national level. Finally, by interweaving the characteristics of African climate governance and the Korean New Deal, the analysis suggests the direction of climate governance through the integration of digital, human, and multilevel governance.

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