세계 금융 위기 이후 러시아의 대외 가스 정책과 한-러 패키지형 자원 협력 방안 모색

Since global financial crisis in the second half of 2008, the world is now realizing that the real economy has been weakened, and the human sustainability aggravated by gradually intensifying climate change, energy crisis, food crisis and demographic crisis, etc over the period of financial capitalism for more than 20 years. Russia also suffer both from the financial crisis economically and politically, and , what is worse, from hidden chronical problems in real economy, especially in resource sectors like climate, and energy, agriculture, human resources. Given those crucial challenges, Russia had better change its resource nationalism into more win-win energy cooperation policies with EU and take countermeasures to tackle the above-mentioned crucial problems in resource economy. However, given the establishment of Gas OPEC in December, 2008 and Russian-Ukrainian gas dispute at the beginning of 2009, it is not clear whether the Russian government would change its foreign gas policies in the direction of peaceful cooperation. Given that, Korea has also been hit by financial crisis and faces the future challenges of energy crisis, food crisis, and climate change. So now it is time to take Korean-Russian package resource cooperation models and concrete policies on the positive-sum and win-win principle in the Eastern Siberia and Russian Far East. The guidelines of bilateral resource cooperation are as follows: build up firm cooperation bases in social communities of those regions through the establishment of human infra and mutual solidarity; devise comprehensive package resource cooperation models and policies in the interdisciplinary dimension; strengthen the network with other relevant international organizations and benchmark their cooperation cases with Russia in social, economical, political, and cultural dimensions; establish the financing mechanism for comprehensive cooperation in the regions of RF; devise both particular and universal economic alternative models. based on the Russian and Korean culture.