All Resources: Security and Politics on the Korean Peninsula: Constantly Changing or Forever Constant?

Victor D. Cha

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Review of United States Policy Toward North Korea: Findings and Recommendations Unclassified Report by Dr. William J. Perry, U.S. North Korea Policy Coordinator and Special Advisor to the President and the Secretary of State Washington, DC, October 12, 1999. (Unclassified version)

Agreed Framework Between the United States of America and The Democratic People's Republic of Korea Geneva, October 21, 1994

North Korea Advisory Group Report to The Speaker U.S. House of Representatives November 1999

The CIA World Factbook 2000 - North Korea

The CIA World Factbook 2000 - South Korea

Republic of Korea Ministry of National Defense

Republic of Korea Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade

Korean War Project

National History Compilation Committee of the Republic of Korea

Korea Newsnet

 

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