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The origins, evolution, and current politics of the North Korean nuclear program

Alexandre Y. Mansourov Doctoral candidate in political science, Columbia University, New York
Pages 25-38 | Published online: 05 Feb 2008

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Dong Sun Lee, Iordanka Alexandrova & Yihei Zhao. (2020) The Chinese failure to disarm North Korea: Geographical proximity, U.S. unipolarity, and alliance restraint. Contemporary Security Policy 41:4, pages 587-609.
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Taehee Whang, Michael Lammbrau & Hyung-min Joo. (2017) Talking to Whom? The Changing Audience of North Korean Nuclear Tests. Social Science Quarterly 98:3, pages 976-992.
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Benjamin Habib. (2010) Rogue proliferator? North Korea’s nuclear fuel cycle & its relationship to regime perpetuation. Energy Policy 38:6, pages 2826-2834.
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Andrew Scobell & Michael Chambers. 2008. Nuclear Proliferation in South Asia. Nuclear Proliferation in South Asia 183 211 .
Van Jackson. (2011) Making Diplomacy Work: Coercion and Conciliation in the First North Korean Nuclear Crisis. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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