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White House
• [17 Nov 05] Joint Declaration on the ROK-U.S. Alliance and Peace on the Korean Peninsula
• [8 Nov 05] Interview of President Bush by Korean Broadcasting System
• [2 May 05] Press Briefing by Scott McClellan 
• [17 Nov 04] Background Briefing on the President's APEC and Colombia Trips
• [21 Oct 04] The North Korean Human Rights Act
  Statement by President George W. Bush
• [21 Sep 04] Background Briefing by a Senior Administration Official on the President's Bilateral Meetings
• [15 Sep 04] Press Briefing by Scott McClellan 
• [13 Sep 04] Press Gaggle with Scott McClellan
• [23 June 04] Comments on North Korea's Nuclear Program
  Remarks by Scott Mcclellan, Press Secretary, at a press gaggle aboard Air Force One
• [26 April 04] Statement on Train Accident in North Korea
• [20 Oct 03] President Bush Meets with President Roh Moo-hyun
  NOTE: The two Presidents exchanged views on North Korea's nuclear issue and reconfirmed that they will not tolerate nuclear weapons in North Korea and that they are committed to peaceful resolution of the issue
• [15 Sep 03] Presidential Determination Regarding Kedo Funding
• [9 Sep 03] Presidential Determination with Respect to Foreign Governments' Efforts Regarding Trafficking in Persons
• [1 Aug 03] President Discusses Economy, North Korea with Cabinet
• [31 July 03] Press Gaggle by Scott McClellan
• [15 July 03] Press Briefing by Scott McClellan
• [23 May 03] President Bush Meets with Japanese Prime Minister Koizumi
  Joint Press Availability with President Bush and Prime Minister Koizumi of Japan
• [14 May 03] Joint Statement Between the United States of America and the Republic of Korea: Common Values, Principles, and Strategy
• [10 Feb 03] North Korea Poses Problem For Many Nations
• [14 Jan 03] President Bush Discusses North Korea
  Remarks by President Bush and Polish President Kwasniewski in Photo Opportunity
• [31 Dec 02] President Discusses Iraq and North Korea with Reporters

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Department of Defense
• [21 Oct 05] Press Availability with Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and Minister of Defense Yoon Kwang-Ung in Seoul, South Korea
• [21 Oct 05] Korea-U.S. Security Meeting Joint Communique
  Donald Rumsfeld, Secretary of Defense, and Yoon Kwang Ung, Republic of Korea Minister of National Defense
• [29 April 05] Defense Department Regular Briefing
  Larry Di Rita, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs
  NOTE: Discussion of North Korea begins with first question
• [20 April 05] U.S. MIA Team Visit to North Korea Announced
  News Release 
• [23 Sep 04] Global Posture
  Testimony by Donald H. Rumsfeld, Secretary of Defense, before the Senate Armed Service Committee
• [5 June 04] Secretary Rumsfeld Remarks at the International Institute for Strategic Studies
  NOTE: See Q & A exchange for a discussion of the threats posed by North Korea
• [17 May 04] Background Roundtable to Discuss U.S. Forces Deploying from Republic of Korea to Iraq
• [24 Nov 03] Korea-U.S. Security Consultative Meeting Joint Communique
• [18 Nov 03] North Korean Military 'Very Credible Conventional Force'
  Kathleen T. Rhem. American Forces Press Service
• [23 Sep 03] Secretary Rumsfeld Remarks at the U.S./Korean Business Council Luncheon
• [3 June 03] G-8 Warns of Nuclear Proliferation in Iran, North Korea
  Jim Garamone. American Forces Press Services
• [2 June 03] Deputy Secretary Wolfowitz Remarks at the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Seoul
• [31 May 03] Deputy Secretary Wolfowitz Q&A following IISS Asia Security Conference
• [20 Jan 03] Remarks by the Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld to the Reserve Officers Association 2003 Mid-Winter Conference
  NOTE: Discusses why the U.S. is pursuing military action against Iraq while pursuing diplomacy with North Korea
• [7 Jan 03] DoD News Briefing - Secretary Rumsfeld and Gen. Myers
  Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld and GEN Myers discuss the differences between the Iraqi and North Korean threats
• [5 Dec 02] Korea-U.S. Security Consultative Meeting Joint Communique
  Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and Republic of Korea Minister of Defense Lee Jun
• [5 Dec 02] Joint Media Availability with Secretary Rumsfeld and Korean Defense Minister
• [00] 2000 Report to Congress on the Military Situation on the Korean Peninsula

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Department of State
• [22 Dec 06] Evening Walkthrough on Six-Party Talks
  Christopher Hill, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
• [21 Dec 06] Evening Walkthrough on Six-Party Talks
  Christopher Hill, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
• [13 Dec 06] Briefing on Six-Party Talks
  Christopher Hill, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
• [30 Nov 06] Comments to Reporters Upon Arrival at Narita Airport
  Christopher Hill, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
• [30 Nov 06] Briefing on Six-Party Talks
  Christopher Hill, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
• [29 Nov 06] Remarks on Six-Party Talks
  Christopher Hill, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
• [16 Nov 06] U.S. Policy Toward North Korea
  Testimony of R. Nicholas Burns, Under Secretary for Political Affairs, to the House International Relations Committee
• [16 Nov 06] Roundtable with the Traveling Press
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [7 Nov 06] Media Note: Joint Press Release: ROK-U.S. Sub-Ministerial Strategic Consultations
• [31 Oct 06] Press Conference at U.S. Embassy, Beijing, China
  Christopher Hill, Assistant Secretary  for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
• [25 Oct 06] Annual B.C. Lee Lecture
  Remarks by Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State, at the Heritage Foundation
• [21 Oct 06] Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice En Route Moscow, Russia
• [20 Oct 06] Roundtable with Traveling Press
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [20 Oct 06] Interview on CNN with Zain Verjee
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [20 Oct 06] Remarks with Chinese Foreign Minister Li After Their Meeting
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [20 Oct 06] Interview with Jin Jung of KBS News
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [19 Oct 06] Remarks with Korean Foreign Minister Ban-Ki-moon
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [18 Oct 06] Remarks with Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Aso After Their Meeting
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [17 Oct 06] On-the-Record Briefing En Route Elmendorf AFB, Alaska
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [16 Oct 06] Briefing on Upcoming Trip to Asia
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [15 Oct 06] Interview on CBS Face the Nation with Bob Schieffer and David Sanger of The New York Times
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [14 Oct 06] The Adoption of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1718
  Statement by John R. Bolton, U.S. Representative to the United Nations
• [13 Oct 06] The Current State of North Korea and the Future of the U.S.-Korea Alliance
  Christopher Hill, Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
• [12 Oct 06] Remarks by John R. Bolton, U.S. Representative to the United Nations, on North Korea at the Security Council Stakeout
• [11 Oct 06] Press Statement: Japan: Announcement of Additional North Korea Sanctions
• [10 Oct 06] Interview with Katie Couric of CBS's 60 Minutes
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [10 Oct 06] Interview with Brit Hume of Fox News
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [10 Oct 06] Interview with Wolf Blitzer of CNN
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [9 Oct 06] Remarks on the Security Council's Consultations on the Nuclear Test by North Korea
  John R. Bolton, U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations
• [21 Sep 06] On-the-Record Briefing - 61st UN General Assembly
  Christopher Hill, Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
• [19 Sep 06] Press Statement: Actions by Japan and Australia to Implement Resolution 1695
• [28 July 06] Remarks on Multilateral Talks on North Korea
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [26 July 06] Briefing on the Middle East and North Korea
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [20 July 06] Recent Developments in U.S.-Democratic People's Republic of Korea (D.P.R.K.) Relations
  Christopher R. Hill, Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
• [15 July 06] Resolution on North Korea Adopted Unanimously
  John R. Bolton, U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations
• [14 July 06] Remarks on the Draft Resolution on North Korea
  John R. Bolton, U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations
• [29 June 06] Recent Developments in U.S.-Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) Relations
  Christopher R. Hill, Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
• [28 April 06] Freedom For All Koreans
  Jay Lefkowitz, Special Envoy for Human Rights in North Korea
• [24 April 06] Remarks to the Asia Society
  Jay Lefkowitz, Special Envoy for Human Rights in North Korea
• [3 Feb 06] Taken Question: Korea - Six Party Talks
• [3 Feb 06] Seize the Opportunity of a U.S.-Republic of Korea Free Trade Agreement
  Alexander Vershbow, U.S. Ambassador to South Korea
• [19 Jan 06] United States and the Republic of Korea Launch Strategic Consultation for Allied Partnership
  Joint U.S.-Republic of Korea statement
• [6 Oct 05] The Six-Party Talks and the North Korean Nuclear Issue
  Christopher R. Hill, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
• [19 Sep 05] Press Availability at UN Headquarters
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [19 Sep 05] North Korea - U.S. Statement
  Christopher R. Hill, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
• [19 Sep 05] Joint Statement of the Fourth Round of the Six-Party Talks
• [9 Sep 05] Upcoming Resumption of the Six-Party Talks
  Christopher R. Hill, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
• [7 Aug 05] Fourth Round of Six-Party Talks
  Christopher R. Hill, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
• [28 July 05] Interview on The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [13 July 05] Briefing En Route to Anchorage, Alaska
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [13 July 05] Interview on SBS Television
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [13 July 05] Press Availability With South Korean Foreign Minister Ban Ki-Moon
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [12 July 05] Interview by Atsushi Hatayama of Nippon Television
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [12 July 05] Press Availability With Japanese Foreign Minister Nobutaka Machimura
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
  Note: Discussion of North Korea begins with first question
• [10 July 05] Interview With James Rosen of Fox News Channel
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [10 July 05] Press Availability in Beijing
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [8 July 05] Remarks to the Press Pool En Route Alaska
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [22 June 05] U.S. Assistance to North Korea
  Statement by Adam Ereli, Deputy Spokesman
• [14 June 05] Dealing with North Korea's Nuclear Programs
  Christopher R. Hill, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
• [26 May 05] North East Asia:  A Region of Vital Concern to the United States
  Testimony by Christopher R. Hill, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, before the House International Relations Committee
• [17 May 05] The Bush Administration's Second-Term Foreign Policy Toward East Asia
  Remarks by Evans J.R. Revere, Acting Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, to the Center for Strategic and International Studies
• [28 April 05] The North Korean Human Rights Act:  Issues and Implementation
  Testimony by Joseph R. DeTrani, Special Envoy for the Six-Party Talks, Arthur E. Dewey, Assistant Secretary for Population, Refugees, and Migration, and Gretchen A. Birkle, Acting Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor, before the House International Relations Committee
• [21 April 05] Interview With James Rosen of Fox News
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
  NOTE: Discussion of North Korea begins in second half of transcript
• [21 March 05] Remarks to the Press in China
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
  NOTE: Discussion of North Korea begins halfway through transcript
• [21 March 05] Interview With NBC’s Rosalind Jordan
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [20 March 05] Interview With You Yeon Chae of KBS TV
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State 
• [20 March 05] Remarks in Dialogue with Internet Journalists
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
  Note: Discussion of North Korea begins with first question
• [20 March 05] Remarks With South Korean Foreign Minister Ban Ki-Moon After Meeting
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [20 March 05] Interview With Lee Jin Sook of MBC TV
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [17 March 05] On-the-Record Briefing en Route to Tokyo
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [11 March 05] A Regional Discussion of the Six-Party Process: Challenges and Opportunities in North Korea
  Evans J. R. Revere, Acting Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
• [11 March 05] The Status of North Korean Asylum Seekers and U.S. Government Policy Towards Them
  Report to Congress
• [11 March 05] Interview With Washington Times Editorial Board
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
  NOTE: Discussion of North Korea beings in second half of transcript
• [11 March 05] Interview with Reuters News Agency
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
  NOTE: Discussion of North Korea begins in second half of transcript
• [10 March 05] Six-Party Talks and China’s Role as an Intermediary in the Process
  Joseph E. DeTrani, Special Envoy for Six-Party Talks
• [19 Feb 05] U.S.-Japan Joint Statement on North Korea
• [19 Feb 05] Remarks by Secretary Condoleezza Rice with Defense Secretary Rumsfeld and Japan's Foreign Minister Machimura and Defense Minister Ohno
• [11 Feb 05] Daily Press Briefing 
• [10 Feb 05] Daily Press Briefing  
• [10 Feb 05] Remarks With European Union Leaders
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
  NOTE: Discussion of North Korea begins in second half in transcript
• [10 Feb 05] Interview With Rick Nieman of RTL TV of the Netherlands
  Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
• [10 Dec 04] Status of Six-Party Talks / Commitment to Return to Talks
• [3 Dec 04] The United States and Korea: A Partnership for Progress
  Mitchel B. Reiss, Director of Policy Planning Staff
• [26 Oct 04] Interview with Hyun Jung Song of Korea Broadcast System (KBS TV)
  Colin L. Powell, Secretary of State
• [30 Sep 04] Remarks With Chinese Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing After Their Meeting
  Colin L. Powell, Secretary of State
• [23 Sep 04] Foreign Press Center Briefing on the U.S. and the UN General Assembly
  Colin L. Powell, Secretary of State
• [14 Sep 04] Interview by Arshad Mohammed and Saul Hudson of Reuters
  Colin L. Powell, Secretary of State
  NOTE: Discusses six-party talks and North Korea's nuclear program one third of the way through interview
• [16 Aug 04] Interview by Cincinnati Enquirer Editorial Board
  Colin L. Powell, Secretary of State
  NOTE: Discusses North Korea's nuclear program half way through interview
• [21 July 04] Lessons from Libya and North Korea's Strategic Choice
  Remarks by John R. Bolton, Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security, in Seoul, South Korea
• [15 July 04] Dealing With North Korea's Nuclear Programs
  Statement by James A. Kelly, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
• [18 May 04] Five Countries Certified as not Cooperating Fully with U.S. Antiterrorism Efforts
• [12 March 04] North Korea's Legacy of Missed Opportunities
  Remarks by Mitchell B. Reiss, Director of Policy Planning, to the Heritage Foundation
• [4 March 04] Remarks by Secretary of State Colin Powell with South Korean Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade
• [2 March 04] Six Party Talks
  Statement by James A. Kelly, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
• [28 Feb 04] Six-Party Talks on North Korean Nuclear Program
• [13 Feb 04] Ensuring a Korean Peninsula Free of Nuclear Weapons
  Remarks by James A. Kelly, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, to The Research Conference - North Korea: Towards a New International Engagement Framework
• [23 Oct 03] The Threat of Weapons of Mass Destruction and the Security of the Korean Peninsula
  Remarks by Thomas C. Hubbard, U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Korea, to the Korean Military Academy
• [15 July 03] State Department Briefing
• [15 July 03] Cooperation between U.S. and Japan on N. Korea Progressing
  Remarks by Howard H. Baker, Jr., U.S. Ambassador to Japan
• [17 June 03] Briefing En Route to Phnom Penh
  Colin L. Powell, Secretary of State
• [13 June 03] Joint Statement of the Trilateral Coordination and Oversight Group
• [10 June 03] Interview with CNN with Tokyo Bureau Chief Rebecca McKinnon
  Richard L. Armitage, Deputy Secretary of State
• [9 June 03] Press Roundtable in Tokyo, Japan
  Richard L. Armitage, Deputy Secretary of State
• [4 June 03] U.S. Efforts to Stop the Spread of Weapons of Mass Destruction
  Statement by John Bolton, Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security, before the House International Relations Committee
• [20 May 03] Drugs, Counterfeiting, and Arms Trade: The North Korean Connection
  Statement by William Bach, Director of the Office of African, Asian, and European Affairs, Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement, before the Senate Subcommittee on Finance Management
• [24 April 03] Changing Dynamics in the Asia-Pacific Region: Implications for US Business and Policy
  Speech by Colin L. Powell, Secretary of State, to the United States Asia Pacific Council Symposium
• [12 March 03] Regional Implications of the Changing Nuclear Equation on the Korean Peninsula
  Testimony by James A. Kelly, Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
• [25 Feb 03] Press Briefing on Board Plane en Route Elmendorf Air Force Base
  Colin Powell, Secretary of State
• [25 Feb 03] Press Conference
  Colin Powell, Secretary of State
• [21 Feb 03] Press Briefing On Board Plane En Route to Elmendorf Air Force Base
  Colin Powell, Secretary of State
• [13 Feb 03] A Peaceful Resolution of the North Korean Nuclear Issue
  Remarks by James A. Kelly, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs before the House International Relations Committee
• [4 Feb 03] Weapons of Mass Destruction Developments on the Korean Peninsula
  Testimony by Richard L. Armitage,Deputy Secretary of State, before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
• [30 Jan 03] U.S. Policy on China and North Korea
  Remarks by James A. Kelly, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, to the World Affairs Council
• [7 Jan 03] Joint Statement by the Trilateral Coordination and Oversight Group
• [29 Nov 02] International Atomic Energy Agency Adopts Resolution on North Korea

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Other Policy Sources
• [Nov 04] Unclassified Report to Congress on the Acquisition of Technology Relating to Weapons of Mass Destruction and Advanced Conventional Munitions, January - June 2003
  Central Intelligence Agency
• [Nov 03] Unclassified Report to Congress on the Acquisition of Technology Relating to Weapons of Mass Destruction and Advanced Conventional Munitions, 1 July Through 31 December 2003
  Central Intelligence Agency
• [23 Feb 01] North Korea's Engagement - Perspectives, Outlook and Incentives
  National Intelligence Council

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U.S. Congress
• [27 Oct 05] Lifting the Veil: Getting the Refugees Out, Getting Our Message In: An Update on the Implementation of the North Korean Human Rights Act
  Hearing before the House International Relations Committee
• [14 July 05] North Korean Nuclear Negotiations: Strategies and Prospects for Success
  Hearing before the House International Relations Committee, Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific
• [10 March 05] The Korean Peninsula: Six Party Talks and the Nuclear Issue
  Hearing before the House International Relations Committee
• [17 Feb 05] The North Korean Nuclear Challenge: Is There a Way Forward?
  Hearing before the House International Relations Committee
• [15 July 04] A Report on Latest Round of Six-Way Talks Regarding Nuclear Weapons in North Korea
  Hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
• [15 June 04] Srategic Implications of United States Troop Withdrawals from Korea
  Hearing before the House Armed Services Committee
• [28 April 04] North Korea: Human Rights, Refugees, and Humanitarian Challenges
  Hearing before the House International Relations Committee
• [Feb 04] North Korea: Status Report on Nuclear Program, Humanitarian Issues, and Economic Reforms
  A staff trip report to the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
• [25 Aug 03] Iran and North Korea: U.S. Policy Toward the "Axle of Evil"
  U.S. Senate Republican Policy Committe
• [25 June 03] A Bill to Allow North Koreans to Apply for Refugee Status or Asylum
  108th Congress, 1st Session, S. 1336
• [18 March 03] Whereas the Democratic People's Republic of Korea… is a Dictatorship
  House Resolution 109. U.S. House of Representatives
• [6 March 03] An Agreed Framework for Dialogue with North Korea
  Hearing before the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
• [4 March 03] North Korea: Time to Change the Dynamics
  U.S. Senate Republican Policy Committee
• [14 Feb 03] North Korea's Nuclear Program: The Challange to Stability in Northeast Asia
  Hearing before the House International Relations Committee
• [4 Feb 03] WMD Developments on the Korean Penninsula
  Hearing before the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee

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• [8 Nov 05] U.S. State Department Report on Religious Freedom in North Korea - 2005
• [Sep 05] Hunger and Human Rights: The Politics of Famine in North Korea
  Stephen Haggard and Marcus Noland. U.S. Committee for Human Rights in North Korea
• [28 Feb 05] U.S. State Department Country Report on Human Rights Practices in North Korea - 2004
• [10 Feb 05] Spotlight on the North Korean Human Rights Act: Correcting Misperceptions
  Balbina Y. Hwang. Heritage Foundation
• [05] Amnesty International's Annual Report on Human Rights in North Korea
• [15 Sep 04] U.S. State Department Report on Religious Freedom in North Korea - 2004
• [20 July 04] A Suggested Humanitarian and Human Rights Agenda for North Korea
  Roberta Cohen. The Brookings-SAIS Project on Internal Displacement and Refugees International
• [13 April 04] H.R. 4011, North Korea Human Rights Act of 2004
  Congressional Budget Office
• [25 Feb 04] U.S. State Department Country Report for Human Rights Practices in North Korea - 2003
• [03] World Refugee Survey 2003 Country Report for North Korea
  U.S. Committee for Refugees
  NOTE: Please scroll down to the seventh page 
• [July 02] Overcoming Humanitarian Dilemmas in the DPRK (North Korea)
  United States Institute of Peace
• [Feb 01] The Last Worst Place on Earth: Human Rights in North Korea
  Jack Rendler. Strategic Studies Institute, U.S. Army War College

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• [03] Korean War 50th Anniversary Commemoration Site
• [16 April 02] Korea +50: No Longer Forgotten
  Harry S. Truman and Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Libraries

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• [14 Dec 06] Dead Talks Walking: North Korea and Removing the Bomb
  Glyn Ford. Nautilus Institute
• [Dec 06] Russian Nonproliferation Policy and the Korean Peninsula
  Yong-Chool Ha and Beom-Shik Shin. Strategic Studies Institute
• [28 Nov 06] Weapons of Mass Destruction: Trade Between North Korea and Pakistan
  Sharon A. Squassoni. Congressional Research Service
• [15 Nov 06] Report on North Korean Nuclear Program
  Siegfried S. Hecker.  Nautilus Institute
• [13 Nov 06] North Korea's Nuclear Test: The Fallout
  International Crisis Group
• [3 Nov 06] Maritime Interdiction of North Korean WMD Trade: Who Will Do What?
  Mark J. Valencia.  Nautilus Institute
• [3 Nov 06] Keep the Pressure on Kim Jong-il
  Michael A. Needham.  Heritage Foundation
• [1 Nov] Very Skeptical New Talks with North Korea Will Bring Progress
  Gary Samore.  Council on Foreign Relations
• [1 Nov 06] North Korea Returns to the Negotiating Table
  John Feffer.  Foreign Policy in Focus
• [Nov 06] Nuclear Shockwaves: Ramifications of the North Korean Nuclear Test
  Robert Gallucci.  Arms Control Today
• [Nov 06] Nuclear Shockwaves: Making the Best of Bad Options
  Michael J. Green.  Arms Control Today
• [Nov 06] A Technical Analysis of North Korea's Oct. 9 Nuclear Test
  Richard L. Garwin and Frank N. von Hippel.  Arms Control Today
• [27 Oct 06] Living with a Nuclear North Korea
  Bernard FW Loo.  Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies
• [24 Oct 06] North Korea's Nuclear Test: Motivations, Implications, and U.S. Options
  Emma Chanlette-Avery and Sharon Squassoni.  Congressional Research Service
• [20 Oct 06] Technical Analysis of the DPRK Nuclear Test
  Jungmin Kang and Peter Hayes.  Nautilus Institute
• [20 Oct 06] North Korea has the Bomb.  Now What?
  Bennett Ramberg.  Nautilus Institute
• [18 Oct 06] North Korea's Nuclear Weapons: Latest Developments
  Sharon Squassoni.  Congressional Research Service
• [17 Oct 06] Prospects for Ending North Korea's Nuclear Weapons Program
  Ralph C. Hassig and Kongdan Oh.  Foreign Policy Research Institute
• [17 Oct 06] A Plan for Defusing the North Korea Crisis
  John O'Sullivan.  Hudson Institute
• [14 Oct 06] Resolution 1718 - Non-Proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea
  United Nations Security Council
• [13 Oct 06] Pyongyang's Nuclear Ambitions: China Must Act as a "Responsible Stakeholder"
  Jing Huang and Xiaoting Li.  Brookings Institution
• [12 Oct 06] A Push against Pyongyang
  Michael E. O'Hanlon.  Brookings Institution
• [11 Oct 06] North Korea: What Next?
  Daryl G. Kimball.  Arms Control Association
• [11 Oct 06] Pyongyang: Reform or Abyss
  Michael E. O'Hanlon.  Brookings Institution
• [11 Oct 06] Solving the Korean Stalemate, One Step at a Time
  Jimmy Carter.  The Carter Center
• [10 Oct 06] Pyongyang 1, Bush 0
  John Feffer.  Foreign Policy in Focus
• [10 Oct 06] Burden on U.S. to Revive Nuclear Talks with North Korea
  Alan D. Romberg.  Council on Foreign Relations
• [10 Oct 06] Defang North Korea: Let Beijing Take the Lead
  Doug Bandow.  National Interest Online
• [10 Oct 06] North Korea: World Must Present United Front
  Michael E. O'Hanlon.  Brookings Institution
• [10 Oct 06] Mutually Assured Disruption
  David Frum.  American Enterprise Institute
• [10 Oct 06] North Korea Conducts Nuclear Test
  Center for Nonproliferation Studies
• [9 Oct 06] The Meaning of the North Korean Nuclear Weapons Test
  Anthony H. Cordesman.  Center for Strategic and International Studies
• [9 Oct 06] Nuclear Test Calls for Active Intolerance of North Korean Regime
  Michael A. Needham.  Heritage Foundation
• [6 Oct 06] China Most Important Asset for U.S. in Handling North Korean Threat
  Gary S. Samore.  Council on Foreign Relations
• [6 Oct 06] Security Council Urges Democratic People's Republic of Korea Not to Carry Out Nuclear Test
  United Nations Security Council
• [5 Oct 06] North Korea's Nuclear Weapons Program
  Larry A. Niksch.  Congressional Research Service
• [5 Oct 06] Pyongyang Phooey
  Nicholas Eberstadt.  American Enterprise Institute
• [3 Oct 06] North Korea's Nuclear Threat: Now What?
  Ralph A. Cossa.  Center for Strategic and International Studies
• [3 Oct 06] North Korea Nuclear Test Could Lead to Military Response from U.S.
  Michael A. Levi.  Council on Foreign Relations
• [Oct 06] North Korea and the UN: Resolution 1718 and its Legal Dimensions
  Robert Beckman.  Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies
• [Oct 06] North Korea's Nuclear Test and U.S.'s North Korea Policy
  Hyeong Jung Park.  Brookings Institution
• [22 Sep 06] Implementation of the NPT Safeguards Agreement between the Agency and the Democractic People's Republic of Korea
  Resolution adopted during the International Atomic Energy Agency General Conference
• [19 Sep 06] Next Steps on the North Korean Nuclear Challenge
  Transcript of an Arms Control Association event featuring Rep. Jim Leach, James Kelly from the Center for Strategic and International Studies, and Dan Poneman from the Scowcroft Group
• [7 Sep 06] Bringing Down Kim
  Ted Galen Carpenter.  CATO Institute
• [Sep 06] North Korea: Are the Six-party Nuclear Talks Dead?
  Paul Kerr. Arms Control Today
• [14 Aug 06] Report to the General Conference on DPRK Safeguards
  International Atomic Energy Agency
• [9 Aug 06] After North Korea's Missile Launch: Are the Nuclear Talks Dead?
  International Crisis Group
• [Aug 06] The Economic Implications of a North Korean Nuclear Breakout
  Marcus Noland. Nautilus Institute
• [July 06] Upping the Ante - The North Korean Nuclear Deterrent
  Martin Rodbro.  Danish Institute for International Studies
• [26 June 06] The North Korean Plutonium Stock Mid-2006
  David Albright and Paul Brannan. Institute for Science and International Security
• [20 June 06] A North Korean Missile Test: Implications for the U.S. and the Region
  Balbina Y. Hwang. Heritage Foundation
• [24 May 06] U.S. May Shift Strategy on North Korea
  Esther Pan. Council on Foreign Relations
• [May 06] Whither the Six-Party Talks?
  Scott Snyder, Ralph Cossa, and Brad Glosserman. United States Institute of Peace
• [April 06] North Korea's Nuclear Weapons Program and the Six-party Talks
  Daniel A. Pinkston. Nuclear Threat Initiative
• [Jan/Feb 06] North Korean Nuclear Crisis: An End in Sight?
  Bong-Geun Jun.  Arms Control Today
• [19 Jan 06] North Korea's Nuclear Brinksmanship
  Stephen W. Bosworth, et al. Council on Foreign Relations
• [Jan 06] Dismantling the DPRK's Nuclear Weapons Program A Practicable, Verifiable Plan of Action
  David Albright and Corey Hinderstein. United States Institute of Peace
• [16 Dec 05] The Six Party Talks and Beyond: Cooperative Threat Reduction and North Korea
  Joel S. Wit, Jon Wolfsthal, and Choong-suk Oh. Center for Strategic and International Studies
• [1 Dec 05] Six Party Talks Update: False Start or a Case for Optimism?
  Charles L. Pritchard. Brookings Institution
• [8 Nov 05] Technical Summary of DPRK Nuclear Program
  Siegfried S. Hecker. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
• [Oct 05] If the United States Had 'No' Policy Toward North Korea
  Edward A. Olsen. Strategic Insights
• [30 Sep 05] North Korea Triumphs Again in Diplomacy
  Nicholas Eberstadt. American Enterprise Institute
• [21 Sep 05] Agreement is a 'Good' One, But Dealing with Details Will Be Tough
  Charles Pritchard. Council on Foreign Relations
• [8 Sep 05] Maintaining Momentum with North Korea
  Alan D. Romberg. Stimson Center
• [Sep 05] Intelligence Reform and Implications For North Korea's Weapons Of Mass Destruction Programs
  Arnold W. Nash III. Naval Postgraduate School
• [Fall 05] Inside Multilateralism: The Six-Party Talks
  John S. Park. Washington Quarterly
• [11 Aug 05] North Korea Status Report: What's Next After Round Four of the Six-Party Talks?
  Transcript of briefing at the Brookings Institution
• [8 Aug 05] Latest Talks on North Korea 'Successful' Due to Major Changes by United States
  Charles Pritchard and Bernard Gwertzman. Council on Foreign Relations
• [26 July 05] Fourth Time's the Charm?
  Joseph Cirincione, Jon B. Wolfsthal, and Miriam Rajkumar. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
• [8 July 05] Facing a Nuclear North Korea
  Dan Blumenthal. American Enterprise Institute
• [July/August 05] North Korea: The War Game
  Scott Stossel. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
• [8 June 05] Dealing with the North Korean Nuclear Threat
  Don Oberdorfer. Foreign Policy Research Institute
• [Summer 05] North Korea's New Cash Crop
  Andrew J. Coe. The Washington Quarterly
• [31 May 05] Summary of North Korea's Nuclear Arsenal
  Madelyn Gee. Center for Defense Information
• [28 April 05] Special Report on the Shutdown of North Korea’s 5MW(e) Nuclear Reactor
  Daniel A. Pinkston and Andrew F. Diamond. Center for Nonproliferation Studies
• [15 March 05] Does Beijing Approve of North Korea's Nuclear Ambitions?
  John J. Tkacik, Jr. Heritage Foundation
• [11 March 05] A Regional Discussion of the Six-Party Process: Challenges and Opportunities in North Korea
  Brookings Institution
• [10 March 05] The Korean Peninsula: Six Party Talks and the Nuclear Issue
  James R. Lilley. American Enterprise Institute
• [22 Feb 05] The Six Parties Must Act Together
  Morton Abramowitz and Stephen Bosworth. Century Foundation
• [18 Feb 05] Kim Jong Il's Nuclear Winter
  Nicholas Eberstadt. American Enterprise Institute
• [14 Feb 05] North Korea: Ratcheting Down the Rhetoric
  Kongdan Oh. Brookings Institution
• [15 Nov 04] North Korea: Where Next for the Nuclear Talks?
  International Crisis Group
• [14 Sep 04] The North Korea Nuclear Issue: The Road Ahead
  Robert J. Einhorn. Nautilus Institute
• [9 Sep 04] Will the South's Uranium Enrichment Test Affect the North Korean Nuclear Issue?
  Cheong Wook-Sik. Nautilus Institute
• [3 Sep 04] The 'Libya Model' Could Help Disarm North Korea
  James E. Goodby. Brookings Institution
• [7 Aug 04] U.S. Should Confide in Allies on North Korean Nukes
  Charles L. Pritchard. Brookings Institution
• [Aug 04] North Korea: A Crisis in the Making
  Damon Coletta. Strategic Insights, Center for Contemporary Conflict, Naval Postgraduate School
• [July/Aug 04] U.S. Unveils Offer at North Korea Talks
  Paul Kerr. Arms Control Today  
• [28 June 04] North Korea: Searching for A.Q. Kim
  Pacific Forum, Center for Strategic and International Studies
• [14 June 04] The Dangers of Self-Delusion
  Nicholas Eberstadt. American Enterprise Institute 
• [11 June 04] The U.S. is Losing Ground on Korea Talks
  James E. Goodby. Brookings Institution
• [25 May 04] North Korea's Uranium Exports: Much Ado About Something
  Peter Hays. Nautilus Institute
• [29 April 04] Intelligence Questions in North Korea
  Karin Lee and Adam Miles. Foreign Policy in Focus
• [14 April 04] Nuclear Dominoes: Will North Korea Follow Libya's Lead?
  Mark Caprio. Foreign Policy in Focus
• [11 March 04] Weapons of Mass Destruction: Trade Between North Korea and Pakistan
  Sharon A. Squassoni. Congressional Research Service
• [March 04] The Goal of North Korean Brinkmanship: Mediation
  Edward A. Olsen. Strategic Insights, Center for Contemporary Conflict, Naval Posgraduate School
• [Spring 04] Getting Serious About a Multilateral Approach to North Korea
  James Clay Moltz and C. Kenneth Quinones. Nonproliferation Review
• [21 Jan 04] Visit to the Youngbyon Nuclear Scientific Research Center
  Testimony of Siegfried S. Hecker, Senior Fellow, Los Alamos National Laboratory, before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
• [Jan/Feb 04] U.S. and North Korea at Impasse Over Talks
  Paul Kerr. Arms Control Today
• [Dec 03] North Korea and Iran: Test Cases for an Improved Nonproliferation Regime?
  Joseph Cirincione and Jon B. Wolfsthal. Arms Control Today
• [16 Nov 03] North Korean Nuclear Brinkmanship: Testing the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime
  Charles L. Pritchard. Brookings Institution
• [Fall 03] Economic Reform and Military Downsizing: A Key to Solving the North Korean Nuclear Crisis?
  Michael O'Hanlon and Mike Mochizuki. Brookings Review
• [1 Aug 03] North Korea: A Phased Negotiation Strategy
  International Crisis Group
• [12 May 03] DPRK's "Detailed Report" on Failure of Denuclearization
  Korean Central News Agency
• [23 April 03] Fact Sheet on DPRK Nuclear Reprocessing Statement
  Center for Nonproliferation Studies, Monterey Institute of International Studies
• [22 Jan 03] North Korea Explains Withdrawal from the NPT (Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty)
  Korean Central News Agency
• [Jan 03] Chronology of US-North Korean Nuclear and Missile Diplomacy, December 1985-January 2003
  Arms Control Association
• [03] North Korea Nuclear Crisis - Issues and Implications
  Parliamentary Library of Australia
• [03] North Korea Special Weapons Guide
  Federation of American Scientists  
• [Feb 92] Joint Declaration on the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula
  Federation of American Scientists

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• [6 Dec 05] Hu Spurs Debate About Succession in North Korea
  Rian Jensen. Jamestown Foundation
• [15 Nov 05] The North Korean Criminal State, its Ties to Organized Crime, and the Possibility of WMD Proliferation
  David L. Asher. Nautilus Institute
• [Winter 04-05] Who's Behind That Curtain? Unveiling Potential Leverage over Pyongyang
  Michael Horowitz. Washington Quarterly
• [Oct 04] The Persistence of North Korea
  Nicholas Eberstadt. Policy Review
• [Jan 04] Korea After Kim Jong-il
  Marcus Noland. Institute for International Economics
• [April 03] North Korea's Military Strategy
  Homer T. Hodge. Parameters
• [Oct 01] Kim Jong II's Military Strategy for Reunification
  Kim Myong Chol. Comparative Strategy
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• [98] A Brief History of Kim Jong-Il
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• [14 Jan 05] Korean Reunification: Implications for the United States and Northeast Asia
  Charles L. Pritchard. Brookings Institution
• [05] North Korean Paradoxes: Circumstances, Costs, and Consequences of Korean Unification
  Charles Wolf and Kamil Akramov. RAND Corporation
• [Nov 04] Korean Reunification: The Nuclear Factor
  Edward A. Olson. Strategic Insights, Center for Contemporary Conflict, Naval Postgraduate School
• [July 04] Policy Recommendations for Japan: Unification of the Korean Peninsula
  Hideki Yamaji. Brookings Institution
• [Oct 03] Never Mind the Nukes?
  Aidan Foster-Carter. Comparative Connections, Center for Strategic and International Studies
• [03] Sunshine in Korea: The South Korean Debate Over Policy Toward North Korea
  Norman D. Levin and Yong-Sup Han. RAND Corporation
• [June 02] Terrorism Eclipses the Sunshine Policy: Inter-Korean Relations and the United States
  Kongdan Oh. The Asia Society
• [9 Jan 02] North-South Korean Relations: A Chronology of Events in 2000 and 2001
  Mark E. Manyin. Congressional Research Service  

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• [April 04] U.S. State Department Patterns of Global Terrorism 2003
      Overview of State-Sponsored Terrorism
      Overview of East Asia
• [5 March 04] North Korea on the Terrorism List
  Congressional Research Service memorandum

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Congressional Research Service
• [18 Oct 06] North Korean Ballistic Missile Threat to the United States
  Steven A. Hildreth
• [17 Oct 06] North Korea: Economic Sanctions
  Dianne E. Rennack
• [11 Oct 06] U.S. Assistance to North Korea: Fact Sheet
  Mark E. Manyin
• [16 June 05] Korea: U.S.-Korean Relations--Issues for Congress
  Larry A. Niksch
• [26 May 05] Foreign Assistance to North Korea
  Mark E. Manyin
• [24 Jan 05] North Korea: A Chronology of Events, October 2002 - December 2004
  Mark E. Manyin, Emma Chanlett-Avery, and Helene Marchart
• [26 Nov 03] Japan-North Korea Relations: Selected Issues
  Mark E. Manyin
• [18 March 03] North Korea: Chronology of Provocations 1950-2003
  Dick K. Nanto

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Other Reports
• [Winter 06] Japan Debates Preparing for Future Preemptive Strikes Against North Korea
  Daniel A. Pinkston and Kazutaka Sakurai. Korean Journal of Defense Analysis
• [Winter 06/07] Dialogue with Adversaries
  Arlen Specter and Christopher Bradish. Washington Quarterly
• [16 Jan 07] Paek the Opaque: Another Old North Korean Bites the Dust
  Aidan Foster-Carter. Nautilus Institute
• [21 Dec 06] North Korea Turns Back the Clock
  Andrei Lankov. Nautilus Institute
• [13 Dec 06] How to Deal with North Korea
  Minxin Pei and Oriana Skylar Mastro. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
• [5 Dec 06] The Democratic Party's Victory in the U.S. Midterm Elections and the North Korean Nuclear Issue
  Moo-jin Yang. Nautilus Institute
• [4 Dec 06] The Role of the United States in the Future of Northeast Asia in the Wake of the North Korean Nuclear Test
  Alan Romberg. Stimson Center
• [Dec 06] Inter-Korean Economic Cooperation at a Crossroads
  Wonhyuk Lim. Korea Development Institute  
• [Nov 06] The Political Economy of Sanctions Against North Korea
  Ruediger Frank. Asian Perspective
• [24 Oct 06] China's Relationship with a Nuclear North Korea
  Carin Zissis.  Council on Foreign Relations
• [20 Oct 06] North Korea: Assessing Blame, Examining Motives
  Ralph A. Cossa.  Center for Strategic and International Studies
• [18 Oct 06] North Korea: Economic Sanctions and U.S. Department of Treasury Actions 1955 - September 2006
  Julia Choi and Karin Lee.  National Committee on North Korea/Nautilus Institute
• [12 Oct 06] The Fallout of the North Korean Nuclear Test
  Transcript of an American Enterprise Institute event
• [12 Oct 06] Next Steps on North Korea: Options Beyond Sanctions
  Transcript on an event hosted by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and the Henry L. Stimson Center
• [10 Oct 06] How to Approach the China-North Korea Relationship
  David L. Asher.  Heritage Foundation
• [4 Oct 06] The Stalker State: North Korean Proliferation and the End of American Nuclear Hegemony
  Peter Hayes.  Nautilus Institute
• [18 Sep 06] North Korea and the Politics of Famine
  John Feffer.  Foreign Policy in Focus
• [14 Sep 06] North Korea: 2007 and Beyond
  Transcript of an event sponsored by the Brookings Institution, Center for Northeast Asian Policy
• [Sep 06] North Korean Civil-Military Trends: Military-First Politics to a Point
  Ken E. Gause.  Strategic Studies Institute
• [Sep 06] U.S. Policy Towards North Korea: Context and Options
  Edward A. Olsen.  Strategic Insights
• [Sep 06] North Korea's Foreign Policy Towards the United States
  Daniel A. Pinkston.  Strategic Insights
• [Sep 06] Beijing's Pyongyang Dilemma: Encouraging International Patience with a Troublesome Ally
  Lyman Miller.  Strategic Insights
  [Sep 06] China Policy Towards North Korea and its Implications for the United States: Balancing Competing Concerns
  Christopher P. Twomey.  Strategic Insights
• [Sep 06] South Korea-North Korea Relations: Influence of the PSI on North Korea
  Myung Jin Kim.  Strategic Insights
• [Fall 2006] Permanent Peace on the Korean Peninsula: Quixotic Quest or Source of Stability?
  Alan D. Romberg.  Korea and World Affairs
• [28 Aug 06] South Korea: A Disunited Allied Force?
  Michael E. O'Hanlon. Brookings Institution
• [10 Aug 06] North Korea's Missile Launches and South Korea's Response
  Moo-jin Yang. Nautilus Institute
• [2 Aug 06] Challenges and Opportunities in Sino-DPRK Energy Cooperation
  Keun-wook Paik. Jamestown Foundation
• [27 July 06] What North Korea's Missile Test Means
  Leon V. Sigal. Nautilus Institute
• [25 July 06] North Korea Focusing On Technological Development To Revive Economy
  Nautilus Institute
• [19 July 06] Hu's Mishandling of the North Korean Crisis
  Willy Lam. Jamestown Foundation
• [18 July 06] North Korea's Missiles Backfire
  Shim Jae Hoon. YaleGlobal
• [18 July 06] UNSC Passes the Test...So Far!
  Ralph A. Cossa. Center for Strategic and International Studies
• [15 July 06] Security Council Condemns Democratic People's Republic of Korea's Missile Launches
  United Nations Press Release
• [14 July 06] China's 'Time for Choosing'
  Michael A. Needham and John J. Tkacik, Jr. Heritage Foundation
• [11 July 06] The China-North Korea Relationship
  Esther Pan. Council on Foreign Relations
• [11 July 06] China's Army Yawns at Pyongyang's Missiles
  John J. Tkacik. Heritage Foundation
• [7 July 06] DPRK Missile Launches: Multiple Tests, Multiple Failures?
  Ralph A. Cossa. Center for Strategic and International Studies
• [7 July 06] The North Korea Missile Standoff: Direct Negotiations Remain the Only Path
  Peter Beck. International Crisis Group
• [7 July 06] Russia Turns the Other Cheek on North Korean Missile Launch
  Stephen Blank. Jamestown Foundation
• [6 July 06] North Korea's Missile Tests: Malign Neglect Meets Brinkmanship
  Wonhyuk Lim. Brookings Institution
• [5 July 06] North Korea Seeks World Attention with Missile Tests
  Michael A. Levi. Council on Foreign Relations
• [5 July 06] A Comprehensive Set of Military Options for Countering North Korea's Growing Missile Threat
  Baker Spring. Heritage Foundation
• [5 July 06] North Korea's Missile Tests: Saber Rattling or Rocket's Red Glare
  Anthony H. Cordesman. Center for Strategic and International Studies
• [5 July 06] Statement on North Korea
  NATO North Atlantic Council
• [5 July 06] Responding to North Korea's Missile Provocation
  Michael A. Needham. Heritage Foundation
• [July 06] The Economic Implications of a North Korean Nuclear Test
  Marcus Noland.  Asia Policy
• [28 June 06] Preemption and North Korea
  Michael E. O'Hanlon. Brookings Institution
• [26 June 06] The Northeast Asian Military Balance
  Anthony H. Cordesman and Martin Kleiber. Center for Strategic and International Studies
• [21 June 06] Countering North Korea's Missiles: The Missile Defense System the U.S. Should Have
  Baker Spring. Heritage Foundation
• [20 June 06] North Korea Missile Test: Will They or Won't They?
  Ralph A. Cossa. Center for Strategic and International Studies
• [20 June 06] U.S. Policy on North Korea 'Abject Failure'
  Graham T. Allison. Council on Foreign Relations
• [20 April 06] Is China Complicit in North Korean Currency Counterfeiting?
  John J. Tkacik. Heritage Foundation
• [16 June 06] Will North Korea Launch a Long-range Missile?
  Daniel A. Pinkston. Center for Nonproliferation Studies
• [22 March 06] Report on North Korean Ballistic Missile Capabilities
  Center for Nonproliferation Studies
• [8 Feb 06] South Korea's Ties with China, Japan, and the U.S.: Defining a New Role in a Dangerous Neighborhood
  Esther Pan. Council on Foreign Relations
• [1 Feb 06] China and North Korea: Comrades Forever?
  International Crisis Group
• [Feb 06] Food Security in North Korea: Designing Realistic Possibilities
  Randall Ireson. Asia-Pacific Research Center
• [17 Jan 06] Risks and Hopes for N.E. Asia Peace
  Ruediger Frank. Nautilus Institute
• [Jan/Feb 06] Grid-locked
  Peter Hayes, et al. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
• [18 Dec 05] Future of U.S.-Seoul Ties
  Michael E. O'Hanlon. Brookings Institution
• [8 Nov 05] The Cabal is Alive and Well
  Leon V. Sigal. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
• [13 Oct 05] Facing a Nuclear North Korea and the Future of U.S.-ROK Relations
  Dan Blumenthal. American Enterprise Institute
• [Sep/Oct 05] Ten Misperceptions About North Korea
  Lieutenant General Michael M. Dunn. Military Review
• [Sep/Oct 05] North Korea: Government-Sponsored Drug Trafficking
  Cindy A. Hurst. Military Review
• [Fall 05] South Korea's Squeeze Play
  Scott Snyder. Washington Quarterly
• [Fall 05] Japan: U.S. Partner or Focused on Abductees?
  David C. Kang. Washington Quarterly
• [21 July 05] The 4th Round of Six-Party Talks: Negotiating for Success
  Alan D. Romberg. Henry L. Stimson Center
• [July 05] North Korea's Strategic Intentions
  Andrew Scobell. Strategic Studies Institute
• [27 June 05] Japan and North Korea: Bones of Contention
  International Crisis Group
• [3 June 05] We Need to Talk to North Korea
  Susan E. Rice. Brookings Institution
• [Summer 05] The Two South Koreas: A House Divided
  Hahm Chaibong. Washington Quarterly
• [17 May 05] Stronger U.S. Push Needed for North Korea Reform
  Michael E. O'Hanlon and Charles L. Pritchard. Brookings Institution
• [May 05] Gross Domestic Product of North Korea in 2004
  Bank of Korea
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• [25 April 05] North Korea: Can the Iron Fist Accept the Invisible Hand?
  International Crisis Group
• [Spring 05] What China Whispers to North Korea
  Anne Wu. Washington Quarterly  
• [Spring 05] The Korean Peninsula and the Role of Multilateral Talks
  Charles L. Pritchard. UNIDIR Disarmament Forum
• [Feb 05] Caught in the Muddle - Round Two of Bush vs. North Korea
  John Feffer. Foreign Policy in Focus
• [Feb 05] Security on the Korean Peninsula: Bush's Second Term
  M.G. Kyoo Kim, ROK Air Force (Ret). Strategic Insights, Center for Contemporary Conflict, Naval Postgraduate School
• [Winter 05] The Trouble with Kim Jong Il
  Henry S. Rowen. Hoover Digest
• [14 Dec 04] Korea Backgrounder: How the South Views its Brother from Another Planet
  International Crisis Group
• [18 Oct 04] The Permanent North Korean Crisis: What Should the Next Administration Do?
  Nicholas Eberstadt and Michael O'Hanlon. American Enterprise Institute and the Brookings Institution
• [1 Sep 04] Alternative Scenarios for the Korean Peninsula
  Nicholas Eberstadt. American Enterprise Institute
• [23 Aug 04] The North Korean Nightmare: It's Later Than You Think
  Nicholas Eberstadt and Joseph P. Ferguson. American Enterprise Institute
• [24 June 04] Defending South Korea
  Peter Brookes. Heritage Foundation
• [June 04] Korea: A U.S. Foreign Policy Side Show
  Major Dan Orcutt, USAF. Strategic Insights, Center for Contemporary Conflict, Naval Posgraduate School
• [8 April 04] Don't Believe North Korea's Economic Reforms
  Nicholas Eberstadt. American Enterprise Institute
• [8 March 04] Towards a Peaceful Resolution with North Korea: Crafting a New International Framework Agreement
  Nicholas Eberstadt. American Enterprise Institute
• [March 04] China and North Korea: From Comrades-in-Arms to Allies at Arm's Length
  Andrew Scobell. Strategic Studies Institute, U.S. Army War College
• [25 Feb 04] Don't Make Concessions to North Korea
  Balbina Y. Hwang. Heritage Foundation
• [Feb 04] Japan's Post-Cold War North Korea Policy: Hedging Towards Autonomy?
  David Fouse. Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies
• [22 Jan 04] Clearing the Nuclear Fog over North Korea
  David Scofield. World Press Review
• [Dec 03] Kim Jong Il Must Go
  Henry S. Rowen. Policy Review Online
• [Autumn 03] Toward a Grand Bargain with North Korea
  Michael O'Hanlon and Mike Mochizuki. Washington Quarterly
• [Aug 03] Resolving Korea's Nuclear Crisis: Tough Choices for China
  Howard M. Krawitz. Institute for National Strategic Studies, National Defense University
• [26 June 03] All the Players at the Table: A Multilateral Solution to the North Korean Nuclear Crisis
  Doug Bandow. Cato Institute
• [Summer 03] The United States, North Korea, and the End of the Agreed Framework
  Jonathan Pollack. Naval War College Review
• [19 May 03] Meeting the North Korean Nuclear Challenge
  Report of an Independent Council sponsored by the Council on Foreign Relations
• [3 May 03] Countdown in Korea
  Wade L. Huntley. Strategic Insights, Center for Contemporary Conflict, Naval Postgraduate School
• [May 03] ACT Interviews Undersecretary Bolton on North Korea
  Arms Control Association
• [18 April 03] North Korea's Negotiating Tactics and Nuclear Strategy
  Peter Hayes. Northeast Asia Peace and Security Network, the Nautilus Institute
• [1 April 03] U.S. North Korea: From Brinkmanship to Dialogue
  Edward A. Olsen. Strategic Insight, Center for Contemporary Conflict, Naval Postgraduate School
• [April 03] The ROK-U.S. Alliance: Where is it Headed
  Kim Dong Shin. Strategic Forum, Institute for National Strategic Studies, National Defense University
• [April 03] Economic Leverage and the North Korean Nuclear Crisis
  Kimberley Anne Elliott. International Economics Policy Briefs
• [24 Feb 03] North Korea and the South Korean Economy
  Marcus Noland. Institute for International Economics
• [6 Jan 03] Options for Dealing with North Korea
  Ted Galen Carpenter. Cato Foreign Policy Briefing
• [Jan 03] The U.S.-North Korean Agreed Framework at a Glance
  Arms Control Association
• [24 Oct 02] North Korea's Nuclear Weapons Acknowledgement: Motivations & Risks
  Edward A. Olson. Strategic Insights, Center for Contemporary Conflict, Naval Postgraduate School
• [n.d.] Security and Politics on the Korean Peninsula: Constantly Changing or Forever Constant
  Victor Cha. Columbia International Affairs Online Case Study
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