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Denuclearising North Korea : evaluating the United States culpability for failed agreements, 1993-2008/ Martin A smith

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In: Diplomacy & Statecraft : Vol 30 No 3, September 2019, pp.556-575 (115)Summary: This analysis examines the reasons for ultimate failure of diplomacy with North Korea during the Clinton and Bush administrations. The evidence discussed in this analysis suggests that the United States must share culpability for the breakdown of successive denuclearisations agreements with North Korea in the 1990s and 2000s

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This analysis examines the reasons for ultimate failure of diplomacy with North Korea during the Clinton and Bush administrations. The evidence discussed in this analysis suggests that the United States must share culpability for the breakdown of successive denuclearisations agreements with North Korea in the 1990s and 2000s

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