THE AMERICAN, SOUTH KOREAN AND JAPANESE NORTH KOREA POLICY AND THE DPRK’S RESPONSE
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The year 2000 will probably be remembered as a year in which a historic milestone occurred on the Korean peninsula - the breakup of the Cold War structure that has existed since the end of World War II, which was caused by the heads of the two long-opposed states sitting together for the first time for dialogue, while several allied countries and North Korea simultaneously began to advance the rapprochement process. As a matter of fact, the Korean Peninsula issue is about North Korea’s external military posture and the statue of its domestic economy, and involves the related polices of all countries concerned, which includes South Korea, the US, China, Russia and Japan. This paper will be confined to research on the current American, South Korean and Japanese North Korea policy and the DPRK’s response to these policies.
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The year 2000 will probably be remembered as a year in which a historic milestone occurred on the Korean peninsula - the breakup of the Cold War structure that has existed since the end of World War II, which was caused by the heads of the two long-opposed states sitting together for the first time for dialogue, while several allied countries and North Korea simultaneously began to advance the rapprochement process. As a matter of fact, the Korean Peninsula issue is about North Korea’s external military posture and the statue of its domestic economy, and involves the related polices of all countries concerned, which includes South Korea, the US, China, Russia and Japan. This paper will be confined to research on the current American, South Korean and Japanese North Korea policy and the DPRK’s response to these policies.