Titlebook: New Challenges of North Korean Foreign Policy; Kyung-Ae Park Book 2010 Kyung-Ae Park 2010 Diplomacy.foreign policy.Policy.work

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s book brings together the work of ten of the world‘s foremost scholars on North Korea to critically analyze the key factors that are shaping North Korea‘s foreign policy behavior and its future direction.978-1-349-28797-0978-0-230-11397-8

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Challenges for North Korea’s Nuclear Endgameric and the provocative actions that culminated in a second nuclear test on May 25, 2009. Understanding these core goals, moreover, offers insights into how spectacularly unsuccessful North Korean leader Kim Jong Il has been as he prepares to step down.

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Socialist Neoconservatism and North Korean Foreign Policys foreign policy and its domestic origins. As usual, there are more questions than answers, but we can now even less afford not having the best possible understanding of current developments and future actions. This chapter therefore aims to contribute to the debate on the following questions: What

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People’s Exit, Regime Stability, and North Korean Diplomacyirtual malfunctioning of the economic sector and the state-controlled distribution system. The state economy was unable to pay workers their regular wages and provide food through the Public Distribution System (PDS), to which only a small fraction of the population had access. Such vast changes in

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Food Crisis and North Korea’s Aid Diplomacy: Seeking the Path of Least Resistancefood and development assistance. Since that time, much has changed in both North Korea’s internal and external environments. This chapter seeks to analyze North Korean behavior during this time by examining data on food aid as well as on inflows of aid and commercial imports from China.

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Military-First (,) Politics: Implications for External Policiess Republic of Korea (DPRK). Since the inception of the political system in 1948, and especially following the Korean War (1950–1953), Pyongyang’s foreign policy has closely and directly reflected its ruling political ideology. The purpose of this chapter is to ascertain the way in which the official

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“China Rising” and Its Implications for North Korea’s China Policyic growth over the next thirty years. Although China’s economy in 1980 was less than 10 percent the size of the United States’ economy, by 2006 it had grown to almost half that of the United States and surpassed that of Japan when measured by consumption. Foreign businesses have flocked to invest in

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Changes in Seoul’s North Korean Policy and Implications for Pyongyang’s Inter-Korean Diplomacyn 2008 with the election of Grand National Party (GNP) candidate Lee Myung Bak. It was inevitable that this power transition would bring with it new challenges for inter-Korean relations. Lee’s campaign based on “pragmatism” gave the impression that his administration would generally seek to continu