Issue Brief:

• Confronting Ambiguity in North Korea’s Nuclear Program
  Phillip Saunders, Arms Control Today, 2003.

Analysis

• Analysis Reliability of US Intelligence on DPRK Nuke Program
  Steve LaMontagne, Council for a Livable World, February 2004.
   
• Analysis of DPRK Strategic Intentions ( Nautilus Conference Presentation )
  John Steinbruner, School of Public Affairs at U. of Maryland, 2003.
   
• US Nuclear Weapons and Korean Security
  Willis Stanley, National Institute for Public Policy, 2003.
   
• CIA Estimate of North Korean Nuclear Capability
  Prepared for Congress, 2002.
   
• DPRK Negotiating Tactics and Nuclear Strategy
  Peter Hayes, Nautilus Institute for Security & Sustainability, 2003.
   
• Report Detailing Uranium Enrichment Technology ( FOIA )
  Prepared for US Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, 1979.
   
• Unclassified Accounts on Plutonium Reprocessing ( FOIA )
  US Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, 1979. (FOIA)
   
• North Korean Nuclear Weapons to Arsenal
  Congressional Research Service, 2004.
   
• WMD Trade between Pakistan and DPRK
  Congressional Research Service, 2003.
   

Reference Materials

• Plutonium Production in North Korea
  David Albright & Holly Higgins, Institute for Science and International Security, 2000.
   
• Implications for US Policy in Northeast Asia
  Former Defense Secretary William Perry’s, Brookings Institution, 2003.
   
• Senate Testimony on Visit to Yongbyon
  Siegfried Hecker, Senior Fellow, Los Alamos National Laboratory, January 21, 2004.
   
• Report from the Delegation’s Visit to DPRK
  Former Ambassador Charles “Jack” Pritchard, CNAPS Brookings & Asia Society, January 15, 2004.
   
• Pacific Powderkeg: American Nuclear Dilemmas in Korea
  Peter Hayes, Nautilus Institute for Security & Sustainability, 1991.
   
• Tactical Nuclear Weapons Responsibility: Ordnance Versus Field Artillery ( FOIA )
  Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Fields, US Army War College, March 8, 1990.
   
• The North Korean Nuclear Problem: Issues for U.S. Policy ( FOIA )
  Defense Nuclear Agency, Prepared for OSD/ISA, 1992.
   
• Withdrawal of US Nuclear Weapons from Korean Peninsula ( FOIA )
  U.S. Pacific Command (CINCPAC), 1992.
   
• North Korea’s Nuclear Weapons Program
  Congressional Research Service, 2003.
   

Sources

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