Discussion of “The EU Stretches its Foreign Policy Wings Over Korea”

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Policy Forum 05-31A: The EU Stretches its Foreign Policy Wings Over Korea

Dr. Soyoung Kwon, post-doctorate fellow at the Asia-Pacific Research Centre of Stanford University, and Glyn Ford, member of the Korean Peninsula Delegation in the European Parliament, write: “The EU is increasingly showing a new independent stance on Foreign Policy issues as the logic of its industrial and economic integration plays out in the international arena. Now it has broken ranks over the Korean Peninsula, fed-up and concerned with the failure to resolve the ongoing crisis in North Korea.”

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Policy Forum 05-30A: What is the Goal of the U.S. Policy toward North Korea: Nonproliferation or Regime Change?

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