Impact of Lockean elements on American foreign policy; North Korean and Chinese relations due to Marxist-Leninist policies and a view of Korean culture resulting from extreme ideologies. The realistic worldview of North Korea depicts North Korea as a form of merged belligerence that must be fought by through American containment and deterrence. Due to growing fear over North Korea's growing nuclear power and its radical behavior toward the United States, realists support the use of threats and pressure to force North Korea to stop its program. nuclear if necessary. Achieving true realism would require recognizing diplomacy as the primary means of reaching an agreement with North Korea in order to combat the hostility that has developed from both external and internal factors within South Korea. North. However, because American foreign policy and its attitude toward international security are essentially realistic, the United States provides military supplies to its allies in East Asia and maintains troops within the borders of the allied countries such as Japan and South Korea. Due to this realist perception, neighboring countries such as North Korea and China also maintain a mostly realist approach to foreign affairs and continue to increase and modernize their military and technological advancements. Additionally, U.S. influence in East Asia encourages its allies to maintain an isolated approach toward North Korea and remain uncooperative. President Obama's foreign policy continues to maintain bilateral alliances with Japan and Taiwan, which discourages the creation of multilateral agreements between North Korea and East Asian countries. This discouragement caused the proliferation of middle of paper, stability and the establishment of civility in the region.BIBLIOGRAPHY "Obama: North Korea should end belligerence now." The big story. http://bigstory.ap.org/article/obama-north-korea-should-end-belligerence-now (accessed April 22, 2014)."The Conduct of Entente; by John Locke... Essays, morality , Economic and political; by Francis Bacon. "" Speech on human rights in North Korea. Google Books, April 22, 2014. "Freedom leads to growth" website. by John Hood. (Archive)." Emerald Preview. Np, and Web. April 22, 2014. “Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University." Site. Library.smu.edu.nd Web. April 22. 2014.