Lee's Ambiguity on North Korea's Nuclear Policy

Gavan McCormack

Lee's Ambiguity on North Korea's Nuclear Policy

Gavan McCormack

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Abstract

Twelve months have passed since February 2007 whe the Beijing "Six Parties" agreed to resolve the North Korea nuclear problem, and the Korean War, bring North Korea in from the "cold" and initiate a new order in North East Asia.

Original language	English
Pages	4pp
Specialist publication	Kyunghyang sinmun,
Publication status	Published - 2008

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