- 1. Russia on DPRK Nuclear Weapons
- 2. ROK on DPRK Peace Treaty
- 3. Inter-Korean Economic Cooperation
- 4. ROK Export Control on the DPRK
- 5. US on DPRK Economy
- 6. DPRK on US-ROK Security Alliance
- 7. Human Rights in DPRK
- 8. DPRK Leadership
- 9. DPRK Culture
- 10. ROK Contingency Planning
- 11. ROK Peacekeeping Operations
- 12. ROK Arms Procurement
- 13. USFK Base Realignment
- 14. ROK Nuclear Reprocessing
- 15. US-Japan Relations
- 16. Japan SDF Refueling Mission
- 17. Japan Politics
- 18. Japan Climate Change
- 19. Cross Strait Relations
- 20. PRC Tibet Issue
- 21. Hong Kong Government
- 22. PRC Internet Control
- 23. PRC Unrest
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Policy Forum 10-006: Lessons Learned From the North Korean Nuclear Crises
Siegfried S. Hecker, Co-Director of the Center for International Security and Cooperation, writes “Not only have we not been able to negotiate effectively, but also we have allowed Pyongyang to cross with impunity every red line we have drawn. The U.S. negotiating position has also been hampered by our inability to sustain consistent policies through transitions in administrations. Pyongyang has taken advantage of our political divisions to play a weak hand with success. Unless we learn from the lessons of North Korea, others may be able to do the same.”
NAPSNet Daily Report 14 January, 2010
- 1. ROK on Six Party Talks
- 2. US on Six Party Talks
- 3. DPRK-US Relations
- 4. US on Sino-DPRK Relations
- 5. Inter-Korea Relations
- 6. ROK Afghanistan Dispatch
- 7. ROK Cyber Security
- 8. ROK Energy Security
- 9. ROK Climate Change
- 10. ROK on USFJ Base Relocation
- 11. Japan Politics
- 12. Japan Comfort Women
- 13. Japan Whaling Issue
- 14. Sino-US Military Relations
- 15. Cross-Strait Relations
- 16. UK on PRC Human Rights
- 17. PRC Tibet Issue
- 18. PRC Internet Control
- 19. PRC Energy Security
NAPSNet Daily Report 13 January, 2010
- 1. DPRK on Nuclear Talks
- 2. Russia on DPRK Nuclear Talks
- 3. PRC on DPRK Nuclear Talks
- 4. Japan-DPRK Relations
- 5. ROK on DPRK Military
- 6. Inter-Korean Relations
- 7. DPRK Human Rights
- 8. ROK Cyber Security
- 9. US-ROK Security Alliance
- 10. ROK Politics
- 11. ROK Nuclear Exports
- 12. ROK Energy Supply
- 13. USFJ Base Relocation
- 14. US-Japan Relations
- 15. Japan Nuclear Reprocessing
- 16. Japan Ban on Arms Exports
- 17. Japan on Climate Change Negotiations
- 18. Sino-Indian Territorial Dispute
- 19. PRC Missile Defense
- 20. PRC on US Arms Sales to Taiwan
- 21. PRC Ethnic Unrest
- 22. PRC Protest
- 23. PRC Environment
NAPSNet Daily Report 12 January, 2010
- 1. US on DPRK Peace Treaty
- 2. ROK on DPRK Peace Treaty Proposal
- 3. ROK on Six-Party Talks
- 4. DPRK Economy
- 5. DPRK Arms Exports
- 6. Separated Families
- 7. ROK Space Program
- 8. ROK-Japan Security Relations
- 9. US-Japan Security Alliance
- 10. Sino-US Relations
- 11. Sino-Indian Anti-Piracy Operations
- 12. Sino-Indian Territorial Dispute
- 13. Cross Strait Relations
- 14. US and Cross Strait Relations
- 15. PRC Missile Defense
- 16. PRC Economy
- 17. PRC Protest
- 18. PRC Ethnic Unrest
- 19. PRC Tibet Issue
- 20. PRC Energy Supply
- 21. PRC Gender Imbalance
NAPSNet Daily Report 11 January, 2010
- 1. DPRK Peace Treaty Proposal
- 2. ROK on DPRK Peace Treaty Proposal
- 3. DPRK Nuclear Tests
- 4. DPRK-EU Relations
- 5. US-DPRK Relations
- 6. DPRK Human Rights
- 7. DPRK Economy
- 8. DPRK Food Security
- 9. DPRK Leadership
- 10. ROK Defectors
- 11. DPRK Military Exercises
- 12. US-ROK Military Exercises
- 13. ROK Role in Afghanistan
- 14. ROK Cross-Border Pollution
- 15. ROK-Japan Relations
- 16. Korean Residents in Japan
- 17. US-Japan Nuclear Agreement
- 18. USFJ Base Relocation
- 19. Japanese Politics
- 20. Japanese Whaling
- 21. PRC on US Arms Sales to Taiwan
- 22. Taiwan Export Controls
NAPSNet Daily Report 8 January, 2010
- 1. DPRK Foreign Relations
- 2. US on Sino-DPRK Relations
- 3. Sino-DPRK Relations
- 4. Inter-Korean Relations
- 5. Inter-Korean Economic Cooperation
- 6. Inter-Korean Education Project
- 7. DPRK Military
- 8. DMZ Environment
- 9. DPRK Food Supply
- 10. DPRK Economy
- 11. ROK Cyber Security
- 12. ROK Military Exports
- 13. ROK-Jordan Nuclear Cooperation
- 14. ROK-Japan Relations
- 15. US-Japan Relations
- 16. Japan Nuclear Reprocessing
- 17. Japan Whaling Issue
- 18. Japan Territorial Boundaries
- 19. US and Cross Strait Relations
- 20. Sino-Indian Relations
- 21. Hong Kong Government
- 22. PRC Energy Supply
- 23. PRC Human Rights
NAPSNet Daily Report 7 January, 2010
- 1. ROK on DPRK Nuclear Talks
- 2. Inter-Korea Relations
- 3. Sino-DPRK Relations
- 4. DPRK Plane Interdiction
- 5. DPRK Leadership
- 6. DPRK Economy
- 7. DPRK Refugee Issue
- 8. ROK Defense
- 9. ROK Nuclear Energy
- 10. USFJ Base Relocation
- 11. Japan-India Climate Cooperation
- 12. Japan Politics
- 13. Sino-Japan Relations
- 14. Sino-Pakistan Relations
- 15. Cross Strait Relations
- 16. PRC Territorial Dispute
- 17. PRC Energy
- 18. PRC Civil Unrest
- 19. PRC Public Health
Policy Forum 10-002: Hard Currency and Socialism: The Ban on Foreign Exchange in North Korea
Rudiger Frank, Professor of East Asian Economy and Society, University of Vienna, writes, “The ban on the use of foreign currencies in North Korea is not only a return to pre-reform orthodoxy, but also to normality as it exists in most countries of the world. It marks one step in the multi-staged strategy of the North Korean state to regain control over its society and economy… In any case, a system of multiple exchange rates will help the North Korean state to follow the developmental path of its neighbors in the hope of becoming part of the East Asian miracle – or, as North Korean media put it, to open the gate to a new era.”
NAPSNet Daily Report 6 January, 2010
- 1. DPRK Uranium Enrichment
- 2. US on DPRK Nuclear Talks
- 3. PRC on DPRK Nuclear Talks
- 4. Sino-DPRK Relations
- 5. US on Sino-DPRK Relations
- 6. Inter-Korean Relations
- 7. Japan-DPRK Relations
- 8. DPRK Oil Exploration
- 9. DPRK Military
- 10. ROK Military Exports
- 11. US-ROK Trade Relations
- 12. Japan Politics
- 13. Japan Climate Change
- 14. Japanese Whaling
- 15. US and Cross Strait Relations
- 16. PRC Tibet Issue
- 17. Sino-Indian Territorial Dispute
- 18. PRC Development
- 19. PRC Internet Control
- 20. PRC Environment
- 21. PRC Civil Society and Poverty Alleviation