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US and Japanese sanctions may further criminalise North Korea

By:

FOLEY James A

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2006Subject(s):

KOREA

In: Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 18 No 8, August 2006, pp.8-11Summary: The sanctions highlight the differing approaches to the Stalinist state from the six party talks participants. With sanctions effectively preventing Pyongyang from opting for legitimate economic reform further illicit activities to supplement its revenue are likely and a confrontational rather than collaborative policy.

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The sanctions highlight the differing approaches to the Stalinist state from the six party talks participants. With sanctions effectively preventing Pyongyang from opting for legitimate economic reform further illicit activities to supplement its revenue are likely and a confrontational rather than collaborative policy.

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