February 11, 2014
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1 comments:
As a professor teaching human resource management within North Korea, the laws within most western countrIes have developed with respect to their constitution. Consequently, the constitution of North Korea is highly relevant for students within DPRK to make decisions as to what is appropriate for their country. The economy of a country is enhanced and transactions occur more quickly when there is trust. Students were encouraged to think about how to solve human resource problems in a way that is consistent with their constitution. Someone in power must have decided to support the DPRK constitution as written. It would seem dangerous for an individual to make decisions that defy the constitution, since World courts have agreed that "following orders" is not an excuse for illegal behavior. Encouraging students to think about their human resource decisions within a larger context raises questions that if the constitution is not to be followed , why isn't it changed? If those in authority have established the constitution, perhaps those who give orders that run counter to their own constitution should be exposed. Students within DPRK love their country and teaching them to examine how the rights that are espoused in their constitution can improve their economy if followed, by increasing trust and trade will contribute towards better problem solving. Human rights issues in western countries have been enhanced by human resource considerations. Treating humans as valuable resources leads to human rights being exercied . As a professor, I taught the economic value of human resource management. If the DPRK seeks sustainablity they will make decisions that are economically wise and that is the essence of juche. The DPRK already have chosen a constitution that will enhance their objectives, but they only need to follow it to see economic and international benefits.
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