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Parsing Pyongyang's strategy / Denny Roy.

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ROY Denny

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In: Survival Vol. 52, No. 1, February-March 2010, pp.111-136. (106)Summary: Considers various explanations for North Korea's apparent willingness to provoke both its putative enemies (the USA, South Korea, Japan) and its friends especailly China. Suggests that rapprochement is possible and North Korea should be encouraged to pursue China's model for economic development.

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Considers various explanations for North Korea's apparent willingness to provoke both its putative enemies (the USA, South Korea, Japan) and its friends especailly China. Suggests that rapprochement is possible and North Korea should be encouraged to pursue China's model for economic development.

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