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최윤미 한국의류학회 1994 한국의류학회지 Vol.18 No.5
It has been representing the delicate changes which express new sentiments through the floating, fluid, free look with the transparent, sheer material in fashion during the early 1990' s. The concept of lightness is selected to describe the phenomenon of recent fashion. The purpose of this study is to identify the distinctive characteristics of lightness as external forms and internal meaning in fashion of the early 1990's. The data were collected from fashion magazines such as American Vogue, Italian Vogue from 1987 to 1994. The characteristics of lightness of fashion in the early 1990's are as follows; The external forms are consisted of the material such as the transparent, sheer, soft material, of slim and bell silhouette which occupying the more space in bottom, of the drapery, pleats to shape the unfitted look and is identified as the open, whole, indeterminate and planar intergration form according to the catagory of clothing form suggested by Delong. It is also the reflection of the social changes which is getting out of the modernity. It is the results of the dominant social state which are diffused the sensual pleasures, transitoriness.
최윤미 한국상담심리학회 2003 한국심리학회지 상담 및 심리치료 Vol.15 No.2
연구자는 한국 상담전문가의 직무 영역을 (1) 심리상담/심리치료, (2) 지역사회 상담교육 및 예방, (3) 심리측정과 평가, (4) 기업체 자문과 교육, (5) 상담자 교육 훈련과 자문이라는 5개 영역으로 기술하였다. 이를 근거로 상담 기관, 초․중․고등학교, 대학의 관련학과 및 대학 내 상담소, 개업 상담소, 기업 및 컨설팅 회사, 종교기관, 사회복지시설 등에서 활동하고 있는 상담자들의 현황을 파악하였다. 그 결과, 상담전문가들은 상담원/연구원(시간제 포함) 지위로 종사하는 비율이 높았고 학력 수준은 대졸(96.5%) 혹은 석사 이상(81.6%)이 대부분이었으나 월 평균 소득 수준은 51-100만원(16.6%) 응답 비율이 가장 높았다. 상담전문가들의 주 수행직무는 심리상담/심리치료였고 이 직무를 상담자 자신들도 가장 중요하게 생각하는 것으로 나타났다. 현직 상담자들이 경험하는 직무 스트레스 중 가장 큰 것은 사회의 인식 부족과 낮은 보수였다. 효과적으로 상담자의 업무를 수행하기 위해서 필요한 보수 교육내용은 대다수가 개인상담실습을 들었다. 그리고 상담전문가의 직무 내용이 국민의 정신 건강을 다루는 전문 분야인 만큼 엄격한 자격 관리와 함께 국가공인화의 필요성을 강하게 인식하고 있었다. This is to define the role of professional counselor in Korea. By the archival description of professional counselor, the counselor's role will be more clear and concrete. The five job area that professional counselor in Korea covers are: (1) counseling practice and psychotherapy, (2) community education and mental health prevention program, (3) psychological measurement, (4) education and counseling companies (5) counselor education and supervision. In the basics of these job description, the counselor's job is analyzed. The participants in this study are counselors working in youth counseling center, university counseling center, private counseling center, various religious counseling setting, elementary․high school counselors, counseling related workers in industry. The results are : the status of licensed counselors of Korean Psychological Association mostly work as full-time counselor/researcher: mostly university graduate(96.5%) or MA degrees(81.6%), the average income is $400-800, it is very low income comparing to average income in other job. The counselor's main job is counseling and psychotherapy, and they think the job is very important and vision in the job is positive. The most burnout factors doing counselor's job are lacking job importance of society and monetary problem. Continuous educating area they need mostly is practice of individual necessity of accrediting the license of Division of Counseling and Psychotherapy of Korean Psychological Association by government.
최윤미 국방대학교 국가안전보장문제연구소 2014 The Korean Journal of Security Affairs Vol.19 No.1
In recent years, cooperation between the UN and regional organizations in the realm of international peacekeeping has gone through major changes. Among various regional security organizations, the European Union (EU) has particularly reiterated its commitment to play a decisive role as a reliable peacekeeping actor within the UN framework. The UN welcomed the EU’s willingness to share itsheavy peacekeeping burden, and finally called upon the EU to play an importantrole in a wide range of international peacekeeping operations in close cooperation with the UN. However, empirical evidence suggests that UN-EU cooperationseems to not always happen as favorably as predicted in accordance with formalcommitments and agreements. Given this puzzling paradox, this paper seeks toanswer the primary research question: Who and/or what determines whether UN-EUpeacekeeping occurs? In order to examine the important conditions that may drivethe EU to decide to take a responsibility in a peacekeeping operation alongside theUN, the study provides analytical tools. Drawing upon Putnam’s two-level gamemetaphor, a new revised two-level game model in which a complex web of actorsinteracts simultaneously at two different levels is discussed: International UNlevel (Level I) and domestic EU level (Level II). The analysis shows how United Nations Security Council (UNSC) resolutions are internationally achieved and howthe EU member states domestically come to agree on a Council Joint Action. Byinvestigating simultaneous negotiations and decision-making between the two levels, this paper identifies the most influential EU actors in terms of chief negotiators.