Pyongyang Nuclear Puzzle

Gavan McCormack

Pyongyang Nuclear Puzzle

Gavan McCormack

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Abstract

North Korea's current threats to enrich uranium and its moves to restart the plutonium-producing reactors are best seen as a desperate ploy to try to bring Washington back to the conference table rather than as an incomprehensible threat to innocent neighbours.

Original language	English
Pages	111-112pp
No.	Vol. 38, Issue No. 02 Jan 2003
Specialist publication	Economic & Political Weekly
Publication status	Published - 2003

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