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DPRK Sanctions: Countering DPRK Proliferation Activities
2019The United Nations (UN) has raised concerns about the widespread presence of Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) nationals in Africa and their involvement in prohibited activities. This tool provides an understanding of sanctions regimes currently in force against the DPRK.
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China–DPRK Relations, China’s Rise, and DPRK Aggressions toward the ROK–U.S., 1990–2021
Asian Survey, 2023This study investigates, using statistical analysis and case evidence, whether cooperative China–DPRK relations or China’s rise influence the DPRK to act more aggressively toward the ROK–U.S. Statistically, amicable China–DPRK ties have a positive association with the number of DPRK’s aggressive actions toward the ROK–U.S.
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Asia Policy, 2011
Asia Policy 's editor, Andrew Marble, discusses political change in North Korea with Stephan Haggard, Krause distinguished professor at the Graduate School of International Relations and Pacific Studies, University of California–San Diego, and Daniel Pinkston, senior analyst and deputy project director for North East Asia at the International Crisis ...
Stephan Haggard, Daniel Pinkston
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Asia Policy 's editor, Andrew Marble, discusses political change in North Korea with Stephan Haggard, Krause distinguished professor at the Graduate School of International Relations and Pacific Studies, University of California–San Diego, and Daniel Pinkston, senior analyst and deputy project director for North East Asia at the International Crisis ...
Stephan Haggard, Daniel Pinkston
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U.S.‐DPRK missile negotiations
The Nonproliferation Review, 2002This paper reviews past and current U.S. efforts to negotiate limits on the indigenous missile program and missile exports of North Korea (also known as the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea or DPRK). For most of the last decade, the missile issue has taken a back seat to U.S.
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2021
The DPRK's foreign policy is often viewed in the context of relations with the great powers, with its regional neighbors, as well as in the context of the development of its nuclear and missile program. Nevertheless, it is important to take into account other areas of North Korea's foreign policy.
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The DPRK's foreign policy is often viewed in the context of relations with the great powers, with its regional neighbors, as well as in the context of the development of its nuclear and missile program. Nevertheless, it is important to take into account other areas of North Korea's foreign policy.
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Korean DPRK CuiShizhen Chinesephonology “qualitypositive”
The Society for Chinese Humanities in Korea, 2022During the Korean Dynasty (1391-1910), the “quality officials” played an important role in the spread of Chinese to the Korean peninsula, and played an important role in the history of Sino Korean language and cultural exchanges. Cui Shizhen went to China for many times as a “quality official” to “improve Chinese”.
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Chinese influence on the DPRK negotiations
Peace Review, 2004The Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea (DPRK) has long been in the center of global attention due to its development of nuclear weapons and its aggressive posture in international and regional af...
Niklas Swanström, Mikael Weissmann
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Japan-Dprk Pyongyang Declaration
2010This chapter deals with the meeting between the Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi of Japan and Chairman Kim Jong-Il of the DPRK National Defense Commission at Pyongyang in September 2002. Both sides determined that they would make every possible effort for an early normalization of the relations.
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IDEOLOGICAL WORK (PROPAGANDA) IN THE DPRK
Человеческий капитал, 2019The means and methods of ideological workin the Korean Peoples Democratic Republica reconsidered. Proposalson improving ideological workin the Russian Federation are formulated. Рассмотрены средства и методы идеологической работы в Корейской Народной ...
Provorov, A., Fasolya, A.
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“Hereditary Succession” and the DPRK Leadership
2015The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea’s (DPRK) regime has entered its third generation of leadership under the family of Kim Il-sung. This multi-generational rule by a single family has led many countries and individuals to understand the DPRK’s leadership as one of hereditary succession.
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