ISBN:
9780745337869
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9780745337852
Sprache:
Englisch
Seiten:
xxiv, 296 Seiten
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Illustrationen
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20 cm
Paralleltitel:
Erscheint auch als Ford, Glyn, 1950 - Talking to North Korea
DDC:
327.519301821
Schlagwort(e):
Nuclear disarmament Korea (North)
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Nuclear nonproliferation Korea (North)
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Nuclear nonproliferation
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Weapons of mass destruction
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Korea (North)
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Korea (North)
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Korea (North)
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Korea (North)
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Korea (North)
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United States
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Korea (North) Foreign relations
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Western countries
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Western countries Foreign relations
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Korea (North)
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Nordkorea
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Atomare Abrüstung
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Diplomatie
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Internationale Politik
Kurzfassung:
North Korea's regime is often called 'crazy'. But what if we tried to understand the motivations of its leadership? This provocative insider account challenges the media myths which paint North Korea as a rogue state run by a mad leader, myths which are invoked by Western governments to support sanctions or even a military strike against the country. Informed by extraordinary direct access to the leadership of the DPRK, Glyn Ford investigates the internal logic of the regime, providing game-changing insights. Acknowledging that North Korea is a deeply flawed state with an atrocious record on human rights, he shows that sections of the leadership are in fact desperate to modernise and end its isolation. But the country is trapped in an arms race against its enemies and is dependent on its nuclear program. What if, instead of forcing regime change, the West talked to those who want to change the regime from within? Demanding a dialogue between East and West, Talking to North Korea provides a road map for averting the looming threat of a war in North East Asia that would threaten the lives of millions in the region and the wider world.
Anmerkung:
Literaturverzeichnis Seite 276-287, Register
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The Pyongyang Paradox
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Roots of the Present Crisis : Understanding North Korea’s History
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Drawing the Iron Curtain
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Kim’s Korea
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Famine, Markets, Refugees and Human Rights
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Kim Jong Un : Continuity and Change
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Economic Development, Nuclear Deterrent
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Daily Life in North Korea
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The Diplomatic Stage
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The Nuclear Factor
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Foreign Affairs between Rapprochement and Standoff
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After the Singapore Summit
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