Is 'disciplining North Korea' a risky business?

Kun Young Park

Global Economic Review, 2001, vol. 30, issue 1, 45-56

Abstract: This paper tries to measure the effectiveness of the Bush administration's hardline policy toward North Korea. The Bush security team is seen basically trying to discipline North Korea by employing more sticks and less carrots than its predecessor did. However, it is not quite clear whether a rather strong policy could promote efficiently both the national interest of the U.S. and the partisan interest of the Bush administration.

Date: 2001
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