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North Korea: Past Crises

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Past Crises

The weird and scary saga of how an isolated, bankrupt nation went nuclear—and how the United States failed to stop it (2006)

Jimmy Carter: Solving the Korean Stalemate, One Step at a Time (2006)

Michael Creswell: Why We Should Contain, Not Corner, North Korea (2006)

WSJ Editorial: Kim Jong Il's negotiating history, and ours (2006)

Bruce Cumings and Meredith Jung-En Woo: What Does North Korea Want? (2006)

Gavan McCormack: If You Ran North Korea, You'd Want Nukes too Given American Hostility (2005)

Andrei Lankov: Welcome to Capitalism, North Korean Comrades (2004)

Andrei Lankov: North Korea's Missionary Position (2005)

Andrei Lankov: Why Women Have Taken the Lead in Bringing Capitalism to North Korea (2005)

James Matray: Why the Bush Policy Is Failing in North Korea (2005)

Bruce Cumings: Why Did Truman Really Fire MacArthur? ... The Obscure History of Nuclear Weapons and the Korean War Provides the Answer (2005)

Jeffrey Kimball: Is Bush Trying Out the Madman Theory? (2004)

U.S. Committee for Human Rights in North Korea: The Hidden Gulag: Exposing North Korea’s Prison Camps Prisoners’ Testimonies and Satellite Photographs (2003)

Selig Harrison: Making the Mistake of Making Policy in Korea on the Basis of"Worst-Case Scenarios" (2005)

Gavan McCormack: How Bush Created the North Korean"Crisis" (2005)

Judith Apter Klinghoffer: The North Korean Holocaust. Yes. Holocaust. (2005)

Georgy Bulychev: One Way Out of the Korean Mess (2005)

James Matray: Why South Koreans Think of the United States as a Global Bully (2004)

Jonathan Dresner: Avoiding a Pearl Harbor in Korea (2003)

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