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On the Deterrence Strategies of the Republic of Korea
By Seok-ju Cho [Associate Professor, Kyung Hee University]September 3, 2023
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The U.S. Should not Accept North Korea as a Nuclear Weapons State.
By Victor Cha [Senior Vice President, CSIS] & Ellen Kim [Senior Fellow, CSIS]December 22, 2022
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What a Comparison of U.S. and North Korean Nuclear Policies Reveals About Kim Jong Un’s Efforts to Balance Deterrence and Legitimacy
By Toby Dalton [Senior Fellow and Co-director, Nuclear Policy Program, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace] and Kylie Jones [Junior Fellow, Carnegie Nuclear Policy Program]December 3, 2022
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Understanding Pyongyang's Recent Actions From a Foreign Policy Aspect
By Rachel Minyoung Lee [Regional Issues Manager and Senior Analyst with the Vienna-based Open Nuclear Network]November 18, 2022
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How to deal with North Korea’s Tactical Nuclear Weapons Threat
By Wi Sung-lac [Former Special Representative for the Korean Peninsula Peace and Security Affairs]November 14, 2022
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North Korea’s recent provocations and ROK’s response
By Hyoung-zhin Kim [Ambassador, Senior Research Fellow, Institute for Future Strategy, Seoul National University]November 14, 2022
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Evolution of North Korea’s Nuclear Doctrine and Challenges for Extended Deterrence
By Jungsup Kim [Vice President, The Sejong Institute]October 26, 2022
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North Korea’s Hybrid and Nuclear Warfare Challenge
By Patrick M. Cronin [Asia-Pacific Security Chair, Hudson Institute]October 22, 2022
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The Korea-U.S. Extended Deterrence Strategy and Consultation Group Joint Statement: Evaluation and Issues
By Park, Ki-Chul [Ph.D. Adjunct Professor, Graduate School of Policy Studies, Korea University]September 28, 2022
