Attachments to The Impact of the Northeast Asian Peace and Security Network in US-DPRK Conflict Resolution

Attachments to
The Impact of the Northeast Asian Peace and Security Network in US-DPRK Conflict Resolution
Peter Hayes, Wade Huntley, Tim Savage, GeeGee Wong
Nautilus Institute
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Internet and International Systems: Information Technology and American Foreign Policy Decision-making Workshop
Nautilus Institute, San Francisco, December 10, 1999

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ATTACHMENT 1: NAPSNET COMMISSIONED AND AUTHORED PAPERS ON NORTHEAST ASIAN PEACE AND SECURITY NAPSNet Analytical Papers

Year	Date	Title	Author	Type	Content	Geog. Div.
1993	June 3	North Korea Crosses the Rubicon	HAYES, Peter, Nautilus Institute	Commissioned paper	DPRK Nuclear	1
1993	Nov. 16	Should the US Supply Light Water Reactors to Pyongyang?	HAYES, Peter, Nautilus Institute	Staff paper	DPRK Nuclear
1993	Dec. 1	A United States-Type Light Water Reactor for North Korea? The Legal Realities	GILINSKY, Victor and William MANNING	Commissioned paper	DPRK Nuclear
1993	Dec. 2	Supply of Light Water Reactor(s) to Pyongyang: Technological Issues and Their Possible Resolution	SALOMON LEVY ASSOCIATES	Commissioned paper	DPRK Nuclear
1994	Jan. 6	Involving the DPRK in Northeast Asia Regional, Economic, and Environmental Cooperation	VALENCIA, Mark, East-West Center (US)	Commissioned paper	DPRK General	7
1994	Feb. 25	Defiance vs. Compliance: The DPRK’s Calculus Faced with Multi-lateral Sanctions	HAYES, Peter, Nautilus Institute	Staff paper	DPRK Nuclear
1994	Feb. 25	Hanging in the Balance: North-South Korean Military Capabilities	HAYES, Peter, Nautilus Institute	Staff paper	Korean Peninsula
1994	May	North Korean Decision-Making Processes Regarding the Nuclear Issue	MANSOUROV, Alexandre (Russia)	Commissioned paper	DPRK Nuclear
1994	May	Nuclear Forces in Northeast Asia	SEGAL, Gerald, International Institute for Strategic Studies (UK)	Commissioned paper	Nuclear Proliferation
1994	May 6	Engaging DPRK in a Verifiable Nuclear-Weapons-Free Zone: Addressing Nuclear Issues of the Korean Peninsula	SHEN, Dingli, Fudan University (PRC)	Commissioned paper	DPRK Nuclear
1994	May 23	Military Options in Korea’s Endgame	CUSHMAN, Lt. Gen. John (Ret.) (US)	Commissioned paper	DPRK Nuclear
1994	June	Nuclear Weapons Free Zone in Northeast Asia: A South Korean Perspective	KOO, Bon-Hak, Korea Institute for Defense Analyses (ROK)	Commissioned paper	Nuclear Proliferation
1994	June 22	Will Economic Sanctions Work Against North Korea?	ELLIOTT, Kimberly Ann, Institute for International Economics (US)	Commissioned paper	DPRK Nuclear
1994	June 30	The Status of US, Russian, and Chinese Nuclear Forces in Northeast Asia	LOCKWOOD, Dunbar, Arms Control Association (US)	Commissioned paper	Nuclear Proliferation
1994	July 27	North Korean Defector is South Korean CIA’s Time Bomb	MANSOUROV, Alexandre (Russia)	Commissioned paper	DPRK General	9
1994	July 17-19	The Impact of a Limited Nuclear Free Zone on Deployed Nuclear Weapons in Northeast Asia	ENDICOTT, John E., Center for International Strategy (US)	Commissioned paper	Nuclear Proliferation
1994	July 18-19	Regional Non-Nuclear Options from South Korea’s Perspective	CHEON, Seongwhun Research Institute for National Reunification (ROK)	Commissioned paper	DPRK Nuclear
1994	July 17-20	Confidence Building Measures in Northeast Asia: Examining Multilateral and Bilateral Dynamics at Work	HEPPELL, Janice (Canada)	Commissioned paper	Asian Security
1994	Sep. 26-27	DPRK After Kim Il Sung: Is a Second Republic Possible?	MANSOUROV, Alexandre (Russia)	Commissioned paper	DPRK General
1994	Dec.	Confrontation or Compromise on the Korean Peninsula? The North Korean Nuclear Issue	KIHL, Young Whon (ROK)	Special Report	DPRK Nuclear
1995	Feb.	Nuclear Free Zone on the Korean Peninsula: A Russian View	CHUFRIN, Gennady, Institute of Oriental Studies (Russia)	Commissioned paper	DPRK Nuclear	8
1995	Feb.	South Korea’s Policy Making Process on North Korea’s Nuclear Issue: A Random Note	KIL, Jeong Woo, Research Institute for National Reunification (ROK)	Commissioned paper	DPRK Nuclear
1995	Feb.	Approaches to the Formulation of a Human Rights Agenda in the US-DPRK Dialogue	MANSOUROV, Alexandre (Russia)	Commissioned paper	DPRK General
1995	Mar. 15	North Korea, IAEA Special Inspections, and the Future of the Non-Proliferation Regime	DEMBINSKI, Dr. Matthias (Germany)	Special Report	DPRK Nuclear
1995	Mar. 15	The Japan-US alliance in the Post-Cold War Era: Still Viable or Obsolete?	COSSA, Ralph (US)	Special Report	US-Japan Military
1995	Mar. 15	The Agreement Between the United States and North Korea	OKAZAKI, Hishahiko (Japan)	Special Report	DPRK Nuclear
1995	Apr. 3	Strategic Implications of the US-DPRK Framework Agreement	WILBORN, Thomas L.(US)	Special Report	DPRK Nuclear
1995	May 17	Thinking Strategically: What Are Japan’s Options for the Future?	ORR, Robert, Jr. (US)	Special Report	US-Japan Military
1995	May 17	Perceivable Winds of Change in North Korea?	ZUMWALT, James (US)	Special Report	DPRK General
1995	May 22	Peace Is Everyone’s Job	CARTER, Jimmy (US)	Special Report	Asian Security
1995	Aug.	International Economic Linkages of North Korea	FLAKE, L. Gordon (US)	Commissioned paper	DPRK General	2
1995	Oct. 7	Chinese Perception of the US-ROK Alliance	WANG, Fei-li (PRC)	Special Report	US-PRC Relations
1995	Oct. 17	The US, ROK, and North Korea: Anatomy of a Muddle	MANNING, Robert (US)	Special Report	DPRK Nuclear
1995	Nov. 3	Future Roles of the Major Powers in Northeast Asia	COSSA, Ralph (US)	Special Report	Asian Security
1996	Jan. 17	Time to Shift Gears on China Policy	KENNEDY, Scott and Michael O’HANLON (US)	Special Report	US-PRC Relations	3
1996	Feb.	North Korea Low on US Agenda Though Crisis Looms	MANNING, Robert (US)	Special Report	US-DPRK Relations
1996	Mar. 4	Shanghai Initiative	SHEN, Dingli (PRC)	Special Report	Nuclear Proliferation
1996	Apr.	The Cheju Shuffle: Clinton and Korea	NOERPER, Stephen (US)	Special Report	US-DPRK Relations
1996	Apr. 24	PACTOM: A Nuclear Cooperation Regime as Asian CSBM	MANNING, Robert (US)	Special Report	Nuclear Proliferation
1996	May-June	Russia DPRK Reports	CNS & CCIP (Russia)	DPRK Report	DPRK General
1996	July-Aug.	Russia DPRK Reports	CNS & CCIP (Russia)	DPRK Report	DPRK General	2
1996	Sept-Oct	Russia DPRK Reports	CNS & CCIP (Russia)	DPRK Report	DPRK General
1996	Oct. 31	After the Geneva Agreed Framework: Developing a Road Map for Normalizing Relations with North Korea	SNYDER, Scott (US)	Special Report	US-DPRK Relations
1996	Nov.-Dec.	Russia DPRK Reports	CNS & CCIP (Russia)	DPRK Report	DPRK General
1997	Jan.	Breaking the Logjam: North Korea Regrets and the U.S.-DPRK Agreed Framework	HAYES, Peter, Nautilus Institute	PFO #97-01	DPRK Nuclear	4
1997	Jan.	Discussion of Hayes	Ralph Cossa, Donald Gregg, Scott Snyder (US, US, US)	PFO #97-01B	DPRK Nuclear
1997	Jan.-Feb.	Russia DPRK Reports	CNS & CCIP (Russia)	DPRK Report	DPRK General
1997	Feb. 8	US-DPRK Relations: 1997 and Beyond	BARRY, Dr. Mark P.(US)	Special Report	US-DPRK Relations
1997	Feb. 14	Defection Of North Korea’s Ideologist A Clear Sign Of Regime Crisis	COTTON, Prof. James (Australia)	Special Report	DPRK General
1997	Mar.	Discussion of Norton	Kim Myong Chol (DPRK)	PFO #97-03B	Korean Peninsula
1997	Mar. 3	Ending the Korean Armistice Agreement: The Legal Issues	NORTON, Patrick M.(US)	PFO #97-03	Korean Peninsula
1997	Mar. 4	Much Ado About Little Radiation	HAYES, Peter	Special Report	DPRK Nuclear
1997	Mar. 10	Public Concern About The Taiwan-DPRK Radwaste Deal: An Opportunity	THOMAS, Gordon (US)	Special Report	DPRK Nuclear
1997	Mar. 21	Debating the DPRK-Taiwan Nuclear Waste Deal	HAYES, Peter, Nautilus Institute	PFO #97-05	DPRK Nuclear
1997	Mar. 21	Response to Hayes	Gordon Thompson (US)	PFO #97-05B	DPRK Nuclear
1997	Mar.-Apr.	Russia DPRK Reports	CNS & CCIP (Russia)	DPRK Report	DPRK General
1997	May 7	DPRK Perspectives on Ending the Korean Armistice	KIM Myong Chol and PAK Chol Gu (DPRK, DPRK)	PFO #97-09 and #97-10	Korean Peninsula
1997	May-June	Russia DPRK Reports	CNS & CCIP (Russia)	DPRK Report	DPRK General
1997	June 24	Arms Control and Peace on the Korean Peninsula	MOON Chung-in (ROK)	PFO #97-14	Korean Peninsula
1997	July 10	Assessing the Agreed Framework: Article Summaries &Response	GILINSKY, Victor, Henry SOKOLSKI and Howard DIAMOND (US, US)	PFO #97-15	DPRK Nuclear	6
1997	July 23	Challenges to Peace on the Korean Peninsula	BEDESKI, Robert E. (Canada)	PFO #97-16	Korean Peninsula
1997	July 28	A Russian Perspective on Korean Peace and Security	BAJANOV, Evgueni, Institute of Contemporary International Problems (Russia)	PFO#97-17	Korean Peninsula
1997	July-Aug.	Russia DPRK Reports	CNS & CCIP (Russia)	DPRK Report	DPRK General
1997	Aug. 22	Prospects and Implications of Korean Unification	DRENNAN, Col. William M., USAF (US)	PFO #97-18	Korean Peninsula
1997	Sep. 22	Anti-personal Land Mines Ban	THAKUR, Ramesh (South Asia)	Special Report	Asian Security
1997	Sept-Oct	Russia DPRK Reports	CNS & CCIP (Russia)	DPRK Report	DPRK General
1997	Oct. 3	Middle Powers and Korean Normalization	DUNK, Tim and John MCKAY (Australia)	PFO #97-20	Korean Peninsula
1997	Oct. 14	Four Party Talks	MANNING, Robert A. (US)	Special Report	Korean Peninsula
1997	Oct. 30	Monitoring the Agreed Framework	COSSA, Ralph A., Pacific Forum, CSIS (US)	PFO #97-21	DPRK Nuclear
1997	Nov. 25	North Korea’s Political Problem	KIHL, Young Whan, Iowa State University (ROK)	PFO #97-23	DPRK General
1997	Nov.-Dec.	Russia DPRK Reports	CNS & CCIP (Russia)	DPRK Report	DPRK General
1997	Dec. 22	ROK Elections	BETANCOURT, Antonio & Mark BARRY (US)	Special Report	Korean Peninsula
1998	Jan. 6	Kim Jong-il’s Peace Policy	KIM Myong Chol (DPRK)	PFO #98-01	US-DPRK Relations	10
1998	Jan. 12	Discussion of Kim	Whee Gook Kim, John Kim (ROK, ROK)	PFO #98-01B	US-DPRK Relations
1998	Jan.-Feb.	Russia DPRK Reports	CNS & CCIP (Russia)	DPRK Report	DPRK General
1998	Feb. 10	Nuclear Deterrence	BUTLER, General Lee (Ret.) (US)	Special Report	Nuclear Proliferation
1998	Mar. 3	DPRK Energy Sector	David Von Hippel and Peter Hayes	PFO	DPRK General
1998	Mar. 18	Democracy and the Korean Economic Crisis	MO, Jongryon and Chung-in MOON (ROK)	PFO #98-03	Korean Peninsula
1998	Mar. 24	Discussion of Mo and Moon	Neil Munro, Taehwan Han, Whee Gook Kim (UK, ROK, ROK)	PFO #98-03	Korean Peninsula
1998	Mar.-Apr.	Russia DPRK Reports	CNS & CCIP (Russia)	DPRK Report	DPRK General
1998	Apr. 8	Will North Korea Negotiate Away Its Missiles?	WRIGHT, David C., Union of Concerned Scientists (US)	PFO #98-04	DPRK Nuclear
1998	May 21	Implications of South Asian Nuclear Tests: The Proliferation Network	HUNTLEY, Wade, Nautilus Institute	PFO #98-05	Nuclear Proliferation
1998	May 27	Implications of South Asian Nuclear Tests: What Can the World Do?	THAKUR, Ramesh, United Nations University, Tokyo (South Asia)	PFO #98-06	Nuclear Proliferation
1998	May-June	Russia DPRK Reports	CNS & CCIP (Russia)	DPRK Report	DPRK General
1998	June 15	Political/Economic Transition on the Korean Peninsula	SNYDER, Scott, U.S. Institute of Peace (US)	PFO #98-07	Korean Peninsula
1998	June 19	Discussion of Snyder	Hugo WheeGook Kim (ROK)	PFO #98-07B	Korean Peninsula
1998	July-Aug.	Russia DPRK Reports	CNS & CCIP (Russia)	DPRK Report	DPRK General	5
1998	Aug. 18	Potential Crisis in the Agreed Framework	FLAKE, L. Gordon (US)	PFO #98-08	DPRK Nuclear
1998	Aug. 20	Discussion of Flake	Robert G. Rich, Jr., John H. Kim, Esq. (US, ROK)	PFO#98-08B —	DPRK Nuclear
1998	Sep. 22	Think Again: Nonproliferation	PERKOVICH, George, W. Alton Jones Foundation (US)	PFO #98-09	Nuclear Proliferation
1998	Sep. 24	Discussion of Perkovich	Stephanie Mills (New Zealand)	PFO #98-09B	Nuclear Proliferation
1998	Sept-Oct	Russia DPRK Reports	CNS & CCIP (Russia)	DPRK Report	DPRK General
1998	Oct. 5	North Korea’s Underground Construction	QUINONES, Dr. C. Kenneth (US)	PFO #98-10	DPRK Nuclear
1998	Oct. 13	Discussion of Quinones	Roy Kim, Paul Cleveland, Joel Wit (ROK, US, US)	PFO #98-10B	DPRK Nuclear
1998	Oct. 16	Plutonium Recycling in ROK	ROH, Eun-rae (ROK)	Special Report	Nuclear Proliferation
1998	Nov. 11	For Sale: North Korea’s Missile Program	SIGAL, Leon (US)	PFO #98-12	DPRK Nuclear
1998	Nov. 17	Future of the Agreed Framework: The Coming North Korean Crisis	KANTER, Arnold, Forum for International Policy (US)	PFO #98-13A	DPRK Nuclear
1998	Nov. 18	Dealing with North Korea’s Nuclear Weapons Program	WIT, Joel, Henry L. Stimson Center (US)	PFO #98-13B	DPRK Nuclear
1998	Nov. 24	Farewell to the Agreed Framework!	KIM Myong Chol (DPRK)	PFO #98-13C	DPRK Nuclear
1998	Nov. 30	Discussion of Wit	Won-Ki Choi, Taewhan Han, Peter Hayes, Mark Hibbs, Kim Myong Chol, Roy Kim (ROK, ROK, US, DPRK, ROK)	PFO #98-13B	DPRK Nuclear
1998	Nov.-Dec.	Russia DPRK Reports	CNS & CCIP (Russia)	DPRK Report	DPRK General
1998	Dec. 22	Agreed Framework in Danger of Collapse	BROOKES, Peter (US)	PFO #98-13D	DPRK Nuclear
1999	Jan. 7	Keep North Korea in the Agreed Framework	KIM Sung-han (ROK)	PFO #98-13E	DPRK Nuclear	5
1999	Jan. 11	Constitutional Changes in DPRK	CHOI, Jinwook (ROK)	Special Report	DPRK General
1999	Jan.-Feb.	Russia DPRK Reports	CNS & CCIP (Russia)	DPRK Report	DPRK General
1999	Feb. 9	Famine in North Korea: Causes and Cures	Marcus Noland, Sherman Robinson, and Tao Wang (US)	Special Report	DPRK General
1999	Feb. 10	North Korea’s Coming ICBM	NIKSCH, Larry (US)	PFO #99-03	DPRK Nuclear
1999	Mar. 4	Collapse and Recovery of DPRK Economy	Marcus Noland, Sherman Robinson, and Tao Wang (US)	Special Report	DPRK General
1999	Mar. 11	Agreed Framework at the Crossroads	HUNTLEY, Wade and Timothy L. SAVAGE, Nautilus Institute	PFO #99-05	DPRK Nuclear
1999	Mar. 19	South Korea’s Package Deal	COSSA, Ralph A., Pacific Forum, CSIS (US)	PFO #99-05B	Korean Peninsula
1999	Mar. 22	Korea and South Asia	THAKUR, Ramesh & Ralph COSSA (US)	Special Report	Asian Security
1999	Mar. 25	National Missile Defense	GARWIN, Richard L. (US)	Special Report	Missile Defense
1999	Mar. 29	US-PRC Relations	GOLDSTEIN, Avery (US)	Special Report	US-PRC Relations
1999	Mar.-Apr.	Russia DPRK Reports	CNS & CCIP (Russia)	DPRK Report	DPRK General
1999	Apr. 5	ROK Economy	BECK, Peter (US)	Special Report	Korean Peninsula
1999	Apr. 22	Beyond the Defense Guidelines: Responding to Intruders	COSSA, Ralph (US)	Special Report	US-Japan Military
1999	May-June	Russia DPRK Reports	CNS & CCIP (Russia)	DPRK Report	DPRK General
1999	June 3	Current View of the DPRK	NOERPER, Stephen Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies (US)	Special Report	DPRK General
1999	June 4	The Kumchangni Inspection and Perry’s Visit to North Korea	PAIK Haksoon, Sejong Institute (ROK)	PFO #99-06A	DPRK Nuclear
1999	June 16	Discussion of Paik	Kim Myong Chol (DPRK)	PFO 99-06B	DPRK Nuclear
1999	June 23	Why the Protectorate Survives	BELLO, Walden, and KIMURA, Ehito, Focus on the Global South (Philippines)	Special Report	Asian Security
1999	June 28	There’s Less to the Chinese Threat Than Meets the Eye	GILL, Bates, Brookings Institution (US)	Special Report	US-PRC Relations
1999	July 9	The Nuclear Dimensions of the US-Japan Alliance	HALPERIN, Morton H (US)	Commissioned paper	Nuclear Proliferation	6
1999	July 15	The U.S.-DPRK Agreed Framework: Is it Still Viable? Is it Enough?	COSSA, Ralph, Pacific Forum CSIS (US)	Special Report	DPRK Nuclear
1999	July 21	Japan Under the US Nuclear Umbrella	KRISTENSEN, Hans M., Nautilus Institute	Staff paper	Nuclear Proliferation
1999	July-Aug.	Russia DPRK Reports	CNS & CCIP (Russia)	DPRK Report	DPRK General
1999	Aug. 4	Modeling Korean Unification	Marcus Noland, Sherman Robinson, and Tao Wang (US)	Special Report	Korean Peninsula
1999	Sep. 1	The Politics of the North Korean Famine	Andrew Natsios (US)	Special Report	DPRK General
1999	Sep. 7	Jakarta Must Prevent the Escalation of Violence	Donald K. Emmerson (US)	Special Report	East Timor
1999	Sep. 7	A Dark Scenario	Gerry van Klinken (Australia)	Special Report	East Timor
1999	Sep. 7	A Tough Transition	Alan Dupont (Aus.)	Special Report	East Timor
1999	Sep. 7	The East Timor Disaster	Richard Tanter (US)	Special Report	East Timor
1999	Sep. 9	Security Implications for an Independent East Timor	John B. Haseman (US)	Special Report	East Timor
1999	Sep. 9	East Timor: An ASEAN-UN Solution	Walden Bello (Philippines)	Special Report	East Timor
1999	Sep. 9	What To Do On, and In, East Timor?	Agus Sari (East Timor)	Special Report	East Timor
1999	Sep. 9	The crisis in East Timor: an analysis	Damien Kingsbury (Aus.)	Special Report	East Timor
1999	Sep. 14	The Indonesian Intelligence State Revisited	Richard Tanter (US)	Special Report	East Timor
1999	Sep. 15	East Timor and Teaching Lessons	Michael McDevitt (US)	Special Report	East Timor
1999	Sep. 15	Don’t Rush to Write Off Our Indonesian Links	Harold Crouch (Aus.)	Special Report	East Timor
1999	Sep. 16	A Tale of Timor and New World Disorder	Susan Tillou (US)	Special Report	East Timor
1999	Sep. 16	APEC Meets: China/WTO and East Timor Dominate the Agenda	Doug Paal (US)	Special Report	East Timor
1999	Sep. 17	Berlin: What Have We Learned and Where Do We Go From Here?	CHA, Victor (US)	PFO #99-07A	DPRK Nuclear
1999	Sep. 21	The Road from Berlin	EBERSTADT, Nicholas (US)	PFO #99-07B	DPRK Nuclear
1999	Sep. 21	East Timor and Australia-Twenty-Five Years of the Policy Debate	James Cotton (Aus.)	Special Report	East Timor
1999	Sep. 21	East Timor and the ‘Disintegration’ of Indonesia	Sylvia Tiwon (US)	Special Report	East Timor
1999	Sep. 23	Seizing Opportunity in North Korea	WOLFSTAHL, Jon, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (US)	PFO #99-07C	US-DPRK Relations
1999	Sep. 27	Discussion of Cha’s essay	Josh Parr, Hugo Wheegook Kim, Haksoon Paik (US, ROK, ROK)	PFO #99-07D	DPRK Nuclear
1999	Sep. 28	Discussion of Eberstadt	Haksoon Paik, Peter Moody, Won-Ki Choi (ROK, US, ROK)	PFO #99-07E	DPRK Nuclear
1999	Sept-Oct	Russia DPRK Reports	CNS & CCIP (Russia)	DPRK Report	DPRK General
1999	Oct. 19	Change in North Korea	FEFFER, John and Karin LEE, American Friends Service Committee (US)	PFO #99-07F	DPRK General
1999	Oct. 21	US Policy toward DPRK	GILMAN, Benjamin A. (US)	Special Report	US-DPRK Relations
1999	Oct. 22	US-DPRK Will End Up in Shotgun Marriage	KIM, Myong Chol, Center for Korean-American Peace (DPRK)	PFO #99-07G	DPRK Nuclear
1999	Nov. 2	Discussion of Feffer and Lee	Cheong Wooksik and Suk Lee (ROK, ROK)	PFO #99-07H	DPRK General
1999	Nov. 9	The Perry Report: Scenario for a Collision Course?	LEE, Hwal-Woong, Korea 2000 (ROK)	PFO #99-07I	US-DPRK Relations
1999	Nov. 16	Early Indicators: ROK Long Range Missile Capabilities	Peter Hayes	Special Report	Asian Security

Notes:

• Diversity ranking takes into account both percentage of non-US authors and number of authors’ countries included on a scale of 1 (least) to 10 (most).
• Countries were assigned based on national origin and national identification, rather than country of residence.
• Articles written by Nautilus staff were excluded from diversity ranking as we are interested to identify the diversity of network participants over time.
• In cases of multiple authors, only one country was counted. However, in cases of responses to PFO’s, all individual respondents were included.

Country totals: US 78; Russia 26, ROK 26, UK 2, Canada 2, Japan 1, PRC 2, DPRK 8, Germany 1, Australia 7, South Asia 2, New Zealand 1, Philippines 2, East Timor 1.
These essays are mostly found on-line at:
http://www.nautilus.org/papers/security/index.html#nanp
http://www.nautilus.org/fora/security/index.html
http://www.nautilus.org/library/security/napsoped.html
ftp://ftp.nautilus.org/napsnet/RussiaDPRK
http://www.nautilus.org/napsnet/sr/East_Timor/index.html

 

 

ATTACHMENT 2: LIST OF INSTITUTIONAL RECIPIENTS OF NAPSNET
I. Republic of Korea

A) Current Recipients 7th Air Force American Embassy, Seoul Asia Foundation BBC News C.K. Park Catholic University of Korea Center for International Studies (YCIS) Christian Institute for the Study of Justice and Development Christian Science Monitor College of Commerce and Law College of Social Science, Seoul National Univ Crocus Group Limited Daewoo Economic Research Institute Department of German Language and Literature, Seoul National Department of International Relations Department of North Koreanology Department of Political Science and Foreign Affairs Dongguk University E.U. Research Center (2) East-West Center Edelman Public Relations Worldwide Embassy of Canada Ewha Womans University (2) Far Eastern Economic Review Forum of Democratic Leaders in the Asia-Pacific French Embassy in Korea Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Graduate Institute of Peace Studies (2) Graduate School of International Studies, Korea University (3) Graduate School of International Studies, Yonsei University Graduate School of Political Science and Foreign Policy Green Korea United Hallym University (2) Hankyoreh Daily Newspaper (5) Hanyang University Ilmin International Relations Institute Institute for Far Eastern Studies Institute for Foreign Affairs and National Security, Foreign Ministry (2) Institute for Peace Studies International Relations Investment Policy Division, Economic Cooperation Bureau, Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) Joongang Ilbo (3) KEDO Kim Dae Jung Peace Foundation (4) Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute (8) Korea Development Institute Korea Electric Power Corporation Korea Graduate News Korea Institute for Defense Analyses (KIDA) (4) Korea Institute for National Unification (KINU) (11) Korea Institute of National Affairs Korea Nuclear Fuel Co. Korea Resources Corporation Korea Rural Economic Institute(KREI) Korea University (15) Korean Buddhist Sharing Movement (2) Kyonggi Small Business Foundation (KSBF) Kyung Hee University Law Offices of Lee & Ko London Telegraph newspaper Ministry of Finance and Economy Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ministry of Unification (3) Ministry of Finance and Economy Munwha Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) National Assembly (3) National Congress for New Politics (NCNP) North Korean Economy Studies Center Office of Environment, Science & Technology (EST) Overseas Research Dept., Paeksuk Research Foundation Participatory Autonomy Forum for 21C Policy Planning Directorate S.R.S. corporation Sejong Institute (2) Seoul National Organization Seoul National Univ. (7) Solidarity for World Peace & Human Rights Sungshin Women’s University Technology Center for Nuclear Control The Academy of Korean Studies The Chosun Ilbo (2) The Daily Sports The Dong-A Ilbo The Hankook ILbo The national coalition of NGOs for Inter-Korea Agricultural Development and Cooperation Unification Research Institute (2) US Forces-Korea (2) Yonsei University (6) You Me Patent & Law Firm

B) Organizations to Target Korea Herald Korea Times Kyung-hyang Shinmun Maeil Kyungje Shinmun Pacific Asia Society Pusan Ilbo Research Inst. For International Affairs Seoul Forum for International Affairs Seoul Shinmun

II. United States

A) Current recipients: ABB Inc. Adirondack Enterprises Albuquerque Journal American Asian Research Enterprises American Embassy Tokyo American Embassy, Seoul American Enterprise Institute American Friends Service Committee (2) American University Amigos Internacionales APEC Study Center Argonne National Laboratory Arizona State University Army War College Asahi Shimbun (2) Asia / Pacific Research Center, Stanford Univ. Asia Center, Harvard University Asia Foundation Asia Pacific Center Asia Pacific Center for Justice and Peace Asia Pacific Center for Security Studies (2) Asia Society (4) Asia/Pacific Research Center Asian Affairs (2) Asian and Pacific Subcommittee Asian Studies Detachment Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies (3) Aspen Institute Atlantic Council (7) AWC Barr Rosenberg Investment Management Battelle Marine Sciences Laboratory BDM International Boston College Bravo International Brigham Young University Brookings Institute (2) Brown University Bryn Mawr College Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs (2) Bureau of Export Administration Bureau of Labor Statistics California Export Finance Office Canadian Embassy Washington Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (2) Catholic Relief Services CBS News Center for Asia Pacific Strategic Development Center for Asia-Pacific Policy Center for Biodiversity Research, ERRI Center for Defense Information Center for Energy & Environmental Studies (2) Center for Energy and Environmental Policy (2) Center for International and Security Studies at Maryland Center for International Security and Arms Control Center for International Security and Strategic Studies Center for International Strategy, Tech., and Policy Center for International Studies Center for International Trade and Security Center for Japanese Studies, University of Hawaii Center for Korean Legal Studies Center for Korean Research/East Asian Institute Center for Korean Studies, U. C. Berkeley Center for Naval Analyses (4) Center for Nonproliferation Center for Nonproliferation Studies (3) Center for Northeast Asia Policy Studies Center for Public Integrity Center for Science and International Affairs Center for Strategic & International Studies (6) Center for US-Japan Studies and Cooperation Center for War, Peace, and the News Media Center Harbor Rigging Center of Excellence in Disaster Management & Humanitarian Assistance Center of Non-Proliferation of Montery Institute of International Studies Century Foundation CGSC (4) China Business Intelligence Chinese Mission to the United Nations Chosun Ilbo Christian Association for Medical Mission Christian Science Monitor (2) CIDCM CIESIN/Columbia University City University of New York CMI Inc. CMO Division, DOTD CNA Corporation (2) Coates & Frey, Attorneys at Law Columbia Law School (2) Columbia University (12) Columbian Fathers’ Justice and Peace Office Command and General Staff College COMSEVENTHFLT Congressional Research Svc/Library of Congress Consulate General of the Republic of Korea (4) Consulate General of the Russian Federation Cooperative Monitoring Center Cornell University (2) Council of Foreign Relations (9) Cox News Dartmouth College (2) David Lipscomb University Department of Defense (4) Department of Energy (4) Department of Joint and Multinational Operations, US Army Department of Labor Department of Political Science, State University of New Department of State Dept of Econ and Geog, US Air Force Academy Dept. of Geography, UC Berkeley Dept. of Social Sciences–U.S. Military Academy DIVARTY S-2 Dominica College Dong-A ILBO Daily Newspaper Dow Jones DPRK Mission to the UN (2) Dragon Hill Lodge Drexel University DRL/LEA Duke Engineering & Services, Inc EAP/K Korea Desk Earthstewards East Asia World Bank, East Asia and Pacific Region East Asian Institute (2) East-West Center (6) East-West Research Institute Eaton Corporation, ACD Eighth United States Army Elliot School of Int’l Affairs (2) Elliott Group Embassy of Australia Embassy of Korea (5) Enron International Environmental Change and Security Project (2) Eugene Bell Foundation Export-Import Bank of Japan Fairbank Center for East Asian Research Federal Research Division Federal Reserve Board Federation of American Scientists (4) Feinstein International Famine Center Fletcher School (4) Ford Foundation Forum for International Policy (2) Free Congress Foundation free-lance journalist George Washington University (10) Georgetown Economic Services Georgetown University (9) Georgia College and State University Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia State University Global Aviation Associates, Ltd. Global Peace and Conflict Studies Government Dept. Graduate School of Int’l. Relations and Pacific Studies (2) Graduate School of Journalism Graduate School of Public and International Affairs Grant’s Asia Observer Hankook Ilbo- Korea Times Harriman Institute Harvard and Radcliffe Colleges Harvard Law School Harvard Radcliffe Korean Association Harvard University (9) HATV Productions Hebrew University Henry L. Stimson Center (5) HHC, 3rd BN, Special Warfare Center and School HHC, 8th MP BDE Historical Evaluation & Research Organization Honeywell Defense Avionics Systems (2) Honolulu Advertiser Hoover Institution House International Relations Committee (3) HQ US Air Force HQ USAF/CVAS HQ, U.S. Pacific Command Hudson Institute Hunter College (2) IEA International Centre for Gas Technology Information IGCC, Illinois State University Indian University INIS Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution Institute for East Asian Studies, U. C. Berkeley (3) Institute for Foreign Policy Analysis Institute for Global Security Studies Institute for International Economics Institute for National Strategic Studies, National Defense University Institute for Resource and Security Studies Institute for Social & Environmental Transition: ISET Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security Ministry of Foreign Afairs Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation (IGCC) Integrated Interiors Int’l Inc InterAction Intercap Investments Inc. Intercultural Institute of California / Korean Center, Inc. International Commemorations Committee International Council on Korean Studies International Federation of Red Cross & Red Crescent Societies International Peace Council International Policy and Analysis Division International Policy Studies Institute International Relations Committee International Technology and Trade Associates (ITTA) (2) Iowa State University IREX ITTA, Inc (4) J.H. Yang & Co., Inc. Jacob’s Intelligence Battalion James Madison University Japan America Society Japan Policy Research Institute Japan Society of Northern California (2) JFK School of Government, Harvard University (5) Jimmy Carter Center Johannsen Group John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation (3) John Merck Fund Johns Hopkins University Journal of Commerce Kim Dae-jung Peace Foundation for the Asia-Pacific Region Korea Economic Institute of America (2) Korea Electric Power Corporation (2) Korea Exposure & Education Program Korea Society (5) Korea Times Los Angeles/FM Seoul Radio Korea Times New York Korea Trade Center Korean Air Korean -American Chamber of Commerce SF Korean American Peace Institute. Korean American Sharing Movement (2) Korean Americans For Global Action Korean Americans for Progressive Action Korean Community Center of the East Bay Korean Consulate General in Hawaii Korean Consulate General in LA Korean Information Center Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization (KEDO) (5) Korean Youth & Student Union (2) Korean-American Bar Association of Southern Cal (2) KQED KWR International, Inc. Laboratory for Sustainable Development Training and Research Land Information Warfare Activity, INSCOM Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (5) Levinson Foundation Lewis and Clark College Library of Congress Lockheed Martin Los Angeles Times (3) Los Angeles Times Washington Bureau Mail Stop C-2 Management Strategies, Inc. Mansfield Center for Pacific Affairs Maryknoll Fathers Justice and Peace Office Massachusetts Institute of Technology (3) MBC-TV NEW YORK McElroy and Associates Mennonite Central Committee Mercy Corps International (5) Metro Services Michael Cho Productions MID, 2/1 SFG (A) MIM Monash University Monterey Institute of International Studies (7) MP-CMS, Inc. NAC International National Association of Korean Americans (NAKA) National Bureau of Asian Research National Committee on American Foreign Policy National Committee on United States – China Relations (3) National Defense University (2) National Guard (2) National Security Council National Security News Service National Security Studies and Systems Group of SAIC National Security Studies Program – CSUSB National War College Nautilus Institute Navy NBR Net-Gain Concepts New York Times (2) New Yorker NewsHour with Jim Lehrer NN-47 Non-Proliferation Nonproliferation Policy Education Center (NPEC) Nonproliferation, Arms Control and International Security Northwestern University Nuclear Control Institute Numark Associates, Inc. NYU School of Law Oak Ridge National Laboratory Ocean Law & Policy Institute Office of Korean Affairs (2) Office of Senator Jeff Bingaman Office of the Special Advisor to the Commander-in-Chief Office of U.S. Rep. Tony P. Hall Oh & Hassig Pacific Rim Consulting OPNAV, US Navy Oregon Joint Professional School of Business (3) Oriental Economist Report Pacific Air Forces, Directorate of Intelligence Pacific Basin Studies Program Pacific Council on International Policy Pacific Forum/CSIS Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (2) Pacific Rim Enterprise Center Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton, & Garrison Peace Resource Ctr. of San Diego/ Pac. Campaign for Disarm’t & Pennsylvania State University People PERC EAST International Piper Pacific International Planet Properties Ploughshares Fund Polyconomics Portland State University (2) Princeton University (13) Program for Nonproliferation Studies Program on Conflict Resolution Program on Peace and International Cooperation Programme for Promoting Nuclear Radin Consulting Associates LLC Radio Free Asia (4) Rand Corporation (5) Rand Graduate School Raytheon Corporation (2) Regional Bureau for Asia and the Pacific (2) Relations Committee Republic of Korea Mission to the United Nations Reuters Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Rockefeller Foundation ROK-US Combined Forces Command Rose Foundation Routledge Rutgers University (3) Sagye Times SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation) (6) San Francisco Chronicle (2) Sandia National Laboratories (5) School of International Affairs School of International and Public Affairs (2) School of International Relations School of Journalism School of Public Affairs School of Social Sciences Scowcroft Group Seagoing Associates Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Shepherd College Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton (2) Sigur Center for Asian Studies, GWU Smith Richardson Foundation Social Science Research Council SOCKOR South Puget Sound Community College Stanford University (4) Stanley Foundation Stanton Group State Department — Consulate Gen. Sapporo State Department, EAPK State University of NY at Stony Brook Stony Brook University, Dept. of Political Science Strategic Studies Institute Stratfor Systems Subcommittee on Asia & the Pacific, House International SUNY Buffalo Syracuse University SYSTRAN Software, Inc. TCR Tech Res Cntr Technology Analysis International Technology Development Division Texas A&M Time Magazine Tufts University Twentieth Century Fund/Century Foundation U. S. Consulate General Hong Kong U.S. 7th Fleet U.S. Army War College U.S. Asia Commercial Development Corp. U.S. Department of Commerce U.S. Department of Defense U.S. Department of Defense PADUSD (ES) U.S. Department of Energy (2) U.S. Department of State (4) U.S. Embassy, Seoul (4) U.S. Naval Reserves U.S. Navy (6) U.S. News and World Report U.S. Pacific Command UCLA (3) UNC/CFC/USFK CINC’s Initiatives Group UNC-Chapel Hill, Public Policy Curriculum UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) (5) UNICEF Union College Union of Concerned Scientists United Methodist Church United Nations United Nations Association of the USA United Nations Command (2) United States Forces Korea United States Govt United States Information Agency United States Institute of Peace (2) United States Marine Corps United States Senate (2) Univ. of California, Santa Barbara Univ. of Maryland at College Park Univ. of S. Carolina University of California Education Abroad Program University of California, Berkeley (12) University of California, San Diego (2) University of California-Irvine University of Cincinnati University of Connecticut University of Georgia (4) University of Hawaii (8) University of Illinois at Chicago University of Maryland (3) University of Michigan University of Minnesota – Morris (2) University of North Dakota University of Notre Dame University of Pennsylvania (6) University of Phoenix University of Pittsburgh University of Redlands University of San Diego School of Law University of Southern California (3) University of Texas (5) University of Tsukuba/University of Nebraska University of Washington Law School University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh US Air Force (7) US Air Force International Affairs US Army (23) US Army Command & General Staff College (3) US Army Reserve US Army Special Operations Command US Army Special Warfare Center US Army War College US Army War College/Center for Strategic Leadership US Army, Student Officer Detachment US Army/University of Kansas US Coast Guard US Congress US Embassy Tokyo US Forces Korea US General Accounting Office US Government US Information Agency US Institute for Peace (USIP) US Marine Corps (2) US Military US National Center for APEC USACGSC USAF/XOOX USAJFKSWCS USC USF US-Korea Society (2) USMTF Vanderbilt University Vector Data Systems Vello Oinas International Trade W. Alton Jones Foundation, Inc. (2) Washington and Lee University Washington Times Wellesley College William Jewell College Winston Foundation Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arms Control Women’s Division Woodrow Wilson Center (2) Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton University (2) World Affairs Council (3) World Bank (3) World Vision International WorldLink Yomiuri Shimbin (4) York at Buffalo

B) Organizations to Target Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies, Claremont McKenna College Commonwealth Club of California Discovery Institute Human Rights Watch/California National Center for APEC Pacific Basin Institute James A. Baker III Inst. for Public Policy, Rice University

III. China

A) Current Recipients ACSA/Asahi Network Asian Department, MFA Beijing Middle Investment Consulting & Advisory Co. Center for American Studies Fudan University (2) Center for Analysis & Measurement, Fudan University China Defense Science and Technology Information Center (2) China Institute of International Studies Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (7) Commission on Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense (COSTIND) (3) Cuban Embassy of Beijing Department of American Studies Department of Arms Control and Disarmament Research Development Embassy of Norway, Beijing Embassy of Peru in China Embassy of Poland in Beijing Far Eastern Economic Review Inst. of Applied Physics. & Computer Math Institute of American Studies, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (9) Institute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics (2) Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies (2) Intl. Federation of Red Cross & Red Crescent Soc.’s Program on Arms Control and Disarmament (2) Research Institute of Environmental Law Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences (2) Shanghai Institute for International Studies (3) South-North (Tian Heng) Institute for Sustainable The Chinese University of Hong Kong UNDP/Tumen Secretariat United Nations, World Food Programme Washington Post

B) Organizations to Target Academy of Military Sciences Asia Institute Beijing Ribao Beijing University Beijing Wanbao Central People’s Broadcasting China Academy of Engineering Physics China Center for International Studies China Central TV China Daily China Economic Weekly China Institute of Contemporary International Relations China Institute of International Strategic Studies China School of Journalism Chinese People’s Institute for Foreign Affairs Economic Daily Foreign Affairs Academy Foundation for International Strategic Studies Gongren Ribao Guangming Ribao Hanzhou University Huazhong University Jiefang Ribao Lanzhou University People’s University of China Radio Beijing Renmin Ribao Shanghai Wenhui Ribao Sichuan University Ministry of National Defense Xiamen University Xinhua News Agency Xin Min Ribao

IV. Japan

A) Current Recipients American Friends Service Committee Asahi Shimbun (3) Asian Business Magazine Association for a Peaceful Okinawa Australian Broadcasting Corporation Cambodia Daily Center for Global Communications (GLOCOM) (3) Center for Knowledge Exchange & Creation Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry Chicago Tribune Choson Simbo Company Fukuoka University Gensuikin Hokurikugakuin Junior College Institute of Statistical Mathematics International Christian University (2) International Office International Peace Research Institute Meigaku (PRIME) International University of Japan (2) Japan Center for International Exchange Japan Institute for International Affairs (2) Japan Press Service JMSDF, Tsukuba Univ Kansai Univ Keio University Graduate School of Media and Governance Kobe Gakuin University (2) Kyodo News Service Kyoto Seika University L&H Japan Los Angeles Times, Tokyo Bureau Matsushita Institute MIT/University of Tokyo Molex Co., Far East North National Defense Academy National Institute for Defense Studies (2) New York Times (2) Newsweek NHK-Japan Broadcasting Corp. Nissho Iwai Corporation Nomura Research Institute Office of Akiko Yamanaka, MP Office of the Prime Minister Osaka University (3) Pacific Campaign for Disarmament and Security Pacific Economic Cooperation Council Peace Research Institute Radiopress Inc. Research Institute for Peace and Security Sasakawa Peace Foundation School of International Public Policy Security Affairs Office Socioeconomic Research Center The Christian Science Monitor Tottori Research Center

B) Organization to Target Aoyama Gakuin University Asia-Pacific Association of Japan Association for Promotion of International Cooperation Defense Academy Defense Agency Diamond Weekly Foundation for Advanced Information and Research Hiroshima Univ. Institute for International Policy Studies International Center for the Study of East Asian Development Japan Forum on International Relations Japan Times Jiji Tsushin-sha Mainichi Shimbun Meiji Gakuin Univ. Ministry of Foreign Affairs National Institute for Research Advancement Nihon Keizai Okayama Univ. Sankei Shimbun Sekai Journal Seijo University Seikei Univ., Center for Asian and Pacific Studies Shizuoka Univ. Sophia Univ., Inst. For Int’l Relations Tokyo Shimbun Tokyo Univ. Tsukuba Univ. United Nations Univ. Wakeda Univ.

V. Taiwan

A) Current Recipients Chinese Association for Korean Studies Cross-strait Interflow Prospect Foundation Embassy of Costa Rica Fu & Associates Institute of China Studies National Chengchi University (4) National Taiwan University NCCU.Institute of Diplmacy South African Embassy in Taipei Taiwan Institute of Economic Research Taiwan Power Company Tamkang University (4)

B) Organizations to Target Academica Sinica, Inst. Of European and American Studies Chinese Council of Advanced Policy Studies Institute for National Policy Research

VI. Canada

A) Current Recipients Atomic Energy Control Board British High Commission, Ottawa Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Canadian Consortium on Asian Pacific Security (CANCAPS) (2) Canadian Red Cross Society Canadian Security & Intelligence Service Center for International and Strategic Studies Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (6) Department of National Defence (Canada) Dept. of East Asian Studies, University of Toronto End the Arms Race Institute of International Relations (2) Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs Joint Centre for Asia Pacific Studies (3) Korean Consulate General in Toronto Lakehead University M&E Education Services Pacific Campaign for Disarmament & Security (PCDS) Research and Safeguards Division Research Group in International Security (McGill University Senate of Canada Simon Fraser University Toronto Star Universite du Quebec a Montreal University of British Columbia (5) University of Melbourne &/ British Columbia University of Toronto (2) University of Victoria (4) Vancouver Economic Development Commission York University (5)

B) Organizations to Target Canadian Orgs to Target Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada Canadian Council for International Cooperation Canadian Council for International Peace and Security Canadian Institute of International Affairs Canadian Institute of Strategic Studies The Canadian Press Globe and Mail Toronto Star The Province Universite de Montreal, Centre d’etudes de l’Asie de l’Est Joint Centre for Asia Pacific Communication Research

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ATTACHMENT 3: Media Users of NAPSNet, November 1999

 

Keith Bennett London, UK

 

Takeshi Chiba, TOSHIMA-KU, JAPAN

 

Han-joo Joo, ROK

 

Donald Kirk, Washington, USA

 

Joshua M Parr, Editor, Pacific News Service, San Fransisco, USA

 

Yoshikazu Tanaka, Asahi Shimbun, Tokyo, JAPAN

 

Rachel E. L. Wolff, Asahi Shimbun, Washington, USA

 

Masaru Honda, Asahi Shimbun, Tokyo, JAPAN

 

Norito, Kunisue, Asahi Shimbun, Osaka, JAPAN

 

Takaaki Mizuno, Staff Correspondent, Asahi Shimbun American General Bureau, Washington, USA

 

Bradley Martin, Deputy Editor, Asia Times, Bangkok, Bangkok, THAILAND

 

Sam Jameson, Reporter, Asian Business Magazine, Tokyo, JAPAN

 

Alice Wu, Editor, Asia-Pacific Media Network, Los Angeles, USA

 

Robert, K. Dietz, Frontlines Editor, Asiaweek, Ltd., Hong Kong,

 

Peter McCutcheon, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Tokyo, JAPAN

 

Juliet Hindell, BBC, Tokyo, JAPAN

 

James Miles, BBC, London, GREAT BRITAIN

 

Seung-jin (Kevin) Kim, BBC News, Seoul, ROK

 

Andrew, Wood, BBC News, Seoul, ROK

 

Shelley Thakral, Producer, BBC World Service, Boston, USA

 

David Jackson, CBS News, New York, USA

 

Michael Lev, Chicago Tribune, Tokyo, JAPAN

 

Liz Sly, Chicago Tribune, Beijing, ROC

 

John Tkacik, China Business Intelligence, Alexandria, USA

 

Il Su Han, Choson Simbo Company, Tokyo, JAPAN

 

Rebecca Mills, Producer/Journalist, Christian Aid, London, GREAT BRITAIN

 

Michael Baker, Seoul Correspondent, Christian Science Monitor, Seoul, ROK

 

Euntaek Hong, Dong-A ILBO Daily Newspaper, Oakton, USA

 

Jonghwan Lee, Beijing correspondent, Donga News Daily, Beijing, PRC

 

David Fouquet, European Institute for Asian Studies, Brussels, BELGIUM

 

Lorien Holland, Far Eastern Economic Review, Beijing, PRC

 

A. J. Conboy, writer, Freelance, Bradenton, USA

 

Lucy Komisar, free-lance journalist, New York, USA

 

Yun joo Jung, Han-kyoreh Newspaper, Alexandria, USA

 

Peter Irwin, HATV Productions, Washington, USA

 

John T. Griffin, Freelance writer and columnist, Honolulu Advertiser, Honolulu, USA

 

Omokawa Makoto, Japan Press Service, Tokyo, JAPAN

 

Kenro Nagoshi, Jiji press, Washington, USA

 

Yasushi Tomiyama, Foreign News Editor, Jiji Press, Yokohama, Kanagawa, JAPAN

 

Young-Ku Yoo, Joongang Ilbo, Seoul, ROK

 

Min Seok Kim, Joongang Ilbo Daily News, Seoul, ROK

 

Won-tae Shin, Joongang-Ilbo Dailynews, Seoul, ROK

 

Satoshi Takata, Kyodo News Service, Tokyo, JAPAN

 

Thomas Plate, columnist, L.A. Times, Los Angeles, USA

 

John Larkin, London Telegraph newspaper, Seoul, ROK

 

Sonni Efron, Los Angeles Times, Tokyo Bureau, Tokyo, JAPAN

 

Mark Danser Hibbs, McGraw Hill Nucleonics Week, Bonn, GERMANY

 

Richard Nahm, Metro Services, Rockville, USA

 

Robert Baric, journalist, MoD-Croatia, CROATIA

 

Bokyong Lee, Munwha Broadcasting Corporation (MBC), Seoul, ROK

 

Ralph K. Benesch, Owner, Net-Gain Concepts, Springfield, USA

 

Nicholas Kristof, New York Times, Tokyo, JAPAN

 

David C. Unger, editorial board member, New York Times, New York, USA

 

Sheryl WuDunn, New York Times, Tokyo, JAPAN

 

Seymour Hersh, Journalist, New Yorker, Washington, USA

 

Masaya O Nishio, Correspondent, Newspaper AKAHATA, Washington, USA

 

George Wehrfritz, Tokyo correspondent, Newsweek, Tokyo, JAPAN

 

Kenji Kohno, NHK-Japan Broadcasting Corp., Tokyo, JAPAN

 

Peter Ennis, Oriental Economist Report, New York, USA

 

Young-jib Kim, Participatory Autonomy Forum for 21C, Kwangju City, ROK

 

Ben Cramer, Radio France International, Paris, FRANCE

 

Jaehoon Ahn, Director, Korean Service, Radio Free Asia, Washington, USA

 

Sooil Chun, Radio Free Asia, Washington, USA

 

Moonhui Kim, Radio Free Asia, Washington, USA

 

Hyewon Lee, Radio Free Asia, Washington, USA

 

Wonhee Lee, Radio Free Asia, Washington, USA

 

Daniel Lee, Radio Free Asia, USA

 

Global Beat News, Boston, USA

 

Noriyuki Suzuki, Radiopress Inc., Tokyo, JAPAN

 

Lewis Dolinsky, Columnist, San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco, USA

 

David Armstrong, Tourism/trade writer, San Francisco Examiner, USA

 

Yoichi Kato, Political Correspondent, The Asahi Shimbun, Washington, DC, USA

 

Makoto Sekimoto, Foreign News Dept. writer, The Asahi Shimbun, Tokyo, JAPAN

 

Toru Omuta, Staff writer, The Asahi Shimbun Science News Section, Tokyo, JAPAN

 

Chang-Gi Kim, The Chosun Ilbo, Seoul, ROK

 

Doosik Park, The Chosun Ilbo, Fairfax, USA

 

Dae-Yeol Kwon, The ChosunIlbo, Seoul, ROK

 

Cameron W. Barr, The Christian Science Monitor, USA

 

Nicole Gaouette, The Christian Science Monitor, Tokyo, JAPAN

 

In Hyung Kang, The Daily Sports, Seoul, ROK

 

Moon-Hong Song, The Dong-A Ilbo, Seoul, ROK

 

Edwina Moreton, The Economist Newspaper, London, GREAT BRITAIN

 

Sang Seok Lee, The Hankook ILbo, Seoul, ROK

 

Byong Su Park, The Hankyoreh, Seoul, USA

 

Jehun Lee, The Hankyoreh (The Daily Newpaper), Seoul, ROK

 

C. Raja, Mohan, The Hindu, New Delhi, INDIA

 

Sung-Jin Kim, The Joongang Dailynews, Seoul, ROK

 

Kyo-Young Jung, The JoongAng Ilbo, Seoul, ROK

 

Tim Shorrock, The Journal of Commerce, Washington, USA

 

Yong Il Shin, The Korea Times New York, Long Island City, USA

 

Howard, W, French, The New York Times, New York, USA

 

Stephanie Strom, The New York Times, New York, USA

 

Won-Ki Brent Choi, The Unification Research Institute, The Joongang Daily, Seoul, ROK

 

Bill Gertz, The Washington Times, Washington, USA

 

Masahi Iiyama, The Yomiuri Shimbun, McLean, USA

 

Takashi Sakamoto, The Yomiuri Shimbun, Washington, USA

 

Linda Yun, The Yomiuri Shimbun, Washington, USA

 

Stella Kim, Time Inc., Seoul, ROK

 

Frank Gibney, Jr., Time Magazine, New York, USA

 

David Crane, Toronto Star, Toronto, CANADA

 

Kevin Whitelaw, U.S. News and World Report, Washington, USA

 

Kevin Lee, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, USA

 

Tato Takahama, Visiting Lecturer/Journalist, University of California, Berkeley

 

Graduate School of Journalism, Berkeley, USA

 

John Pomfret, Reporter, Washington Post, Beijing, PRC

 

Ha-Young Song, Editor-in-chief, WISE D.Base & Korea Economic Weekly, Seoul, ROK

Source: NASPNet Data Base, Nautilus Institute, November 1999.

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ATTACHMENT 4: NORTH KOREA THROUGH AN AMERICAN PRISM:
A LIST OF MYTHS CURRENTLY RECYCLED THROUGH THE MEDIA

 

Peter Hayes

December 19, 1993

In this memo, I list twenty three myths about about the nuclear standoff with North Korea that can be observed today in US media reporting, editorials, and oped analyses. Future versions of this note will expand on and track the evolution of these myths. Readers are invited to inform the author of other myths that have appeared in the public discourse about this dispute.

Much of the current coverage of the standoff in US mainstream press is based on leaks from bureaucratic forces contending for position or turf. With significant exceptions, most reporters are way behind the curve of actual US policy and the state of play of negotiations between Pyongyang and Washington. Mainstream print and electronic media regularly cite conservative pundits who favor either the rollback of the North Korean regime, or its containment based primarily on US military power.

In addition to tainted sources, North Korea’s refusal to admit foreign journalists to cover events in North Korea or to even interview its own leadership is partly responsible for the high level of ignorance and prejudice to be found in American news coverage of the standoff.

The combination of these predominant myths with the ignorance of reporters about North Korea ensures that the US media primarily frame public opinion rather than inform it. The real news is missed–the fact that the US is talking with its archenemy; the terms of the pending deal with Pyongyang; and whether there should be a deal at all with North Korea.

As with all myths, they contain elements of truth. Often, it’s what’s left unsaid rather than what is spelled out that’s crucial to undermining an effective public debate.

ABOUT NORTH KOREA

1. North Korea is the “single most dangerous problem in the world” (C. Krauthammer, “North Korea’s Coming Bomb, It’s Clinton’s crisis, and he’s not ready to lead,” Washington Post, November 5, 1993, p. A27.)

2. North Korea’s only goal is to get nuclear weapons.

3. North Korea has nuclear weapons now.

4. North Korea getting nuclear weapons would inevitably lead to South Korea and Japan following suit.

5. North Korea with nuclear weapons could spoil the security architecture of a Pacific Community built on diplomacy and economic interdependence rather than militarized alliances held over from the period of Cold War militant containment.

6. North Korea with nuclear weapons could severely damage the NPT extension/review conference in 1995.

7. North Korea will collapse soon (“implode”).

variant: North Korea soon will collapse economically.

8. North Korea cannot change.

variant: North Korea’s economic problems are all self-imposed due to its command-and-control economy and centralised, personalised polity.

9. North Korea can be starved into submission.

10. North Korea is politically and socially unstable.

11. North Korea can be bludgeoned into submission.

12. North Korea is poised to invade South Korea at a moment’s notice and intends to do so continuously.

13. North Korea’s leadership is (variously described) as erratic, irrational, crazy etc.

14. North Korea’s leadership only understand the language of force.

15. North Korea has no legitimate security concerns to address with the United States.

16. North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong Il, is insecure. The succession is incomplete.

ABOUT US POLICY RE NORTH KOREA

1. The US is using only carrots, no sticks.

variant: US sanctions for the last 40 years have not affected North Korea.

2. Talking to North Korea is a concession by the US.

3. The US has done nothing to slow the North Korean nuclear program.

4. The US can unilaterally impose sanctions against North Korea to effect.

5. The US has given away the store already.

6. The US has sold out its closest ally in Northeast Asia, South Korea.

variant: The US can act unilaterally and ignore what South Korea or Japan views or response.

7. The US response to North Korean first use of nuclear weapons would be to use nuclear weapons to annihilate North Korea.

 

End of Attachments.