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How
to Deal With North Korea James
T. Laney and Jason T. Shaplen (Foreign Affairs,
March/April 2003)
Pyongyang's belligerent behavior should not obscure
other dramatic conciliatory steps North Korea has
taken in recent years--steps suggesting that, even
now, a solution lies within reach. The trick is
to craft a plan that does not reward the North for
its misdeeds. In such a plan, all major outside
powers should guarantee the security of the entire
Korean Peninsula first. This will remove Pyongyang's
excuse for nuclear proliferation--and break the
deadlock on the world's last Cold War frontier. |
What
to Expect from the Six-Party Talks on the Korean
Nuclear Crisis
by Phillip Saunders. CNS August 25, 2003
On August 27-29, 2003, diplomats from the U.S.,
North Korea, South Korea, Japan, Russia, and China
will meet in Beijing for talks about the nuclear
crisis on the Korean Peninsula. |
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| Hot
Documents |
| North
Korea: A Phased Negotiation Strategy,
ICGAsia Report N°61, 01 August 2003 |
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Korea: Nuclear Standoff - from
PBS's Online NewsHour. |
North
Korea Recent History -
interactive timeline of events in North Korea from
1950 to present. From the Guardian.
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| Country
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| Brookings
- North Korea |
| Center
for Nonproliferation Studies: North Korea -
Excellent collection of essays and research,
as well as satellite imagery and maps |
| Global
Security - North Korean Nukes |
| International
Crisis Group - North Korea |
| Rand
-North Korea |
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DiscoverySchool
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| Keepmedia:
North Korea - realtime database of
related articles |
| North
Korea Special Weapons - guide to the
nation's arms, including nuclear weapons, missiles
and related facilities. From the Federation of American
Scientists. |
| Missile
Threats and Responses - extensive information
from the Centre for Defence and International Security
Studies. |
| North
Korean Studies - designed for an English-
and Russian-speaking audience interested in information
about North Korea (DPRK) and its relations with
Russia and the other republics of the Commonwealth
of Independent States. Materials about Soviet Koreans
and North Korean refugees in China also available.
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| U.S.
Library of Congress Country Study - North Korea
- comprehensive information on North Korea's history,
society and culture, military, and defense industry.
From U.S. Library of Congress. |
