Perception and misperception on the Korean Peninsula : how unwanted wars begin/ Robert Jervis
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Foreign Affairs : Vol. 97, No. 3, May- June 2018, pp. 103-117 (76)Summary: The article highlights North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un has declared his country's nuclear deterrent complete. United States president is unlikely to give up. Yet Washington continues to demand that Pyongyang relinquish the nuclear weapons is already has and the Trumph administration has pledged that the North Korea regime will never acquire a nuclear missile.
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The article highlights North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un has declared his country's nuclear deterrent complete. United States president is unlikely to give up. Yet Washington continues to demand that Pyongyang relinquish the nuclear weapons is already has and the Trumph administration has pledged that the North Korea regime will never acquire a nuclear missile.
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