Explaining US-DPRK Relations: Trump’s Foreign Policy, Ideological Divisions, and Diverging Interests
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What could explain US-DPRK relations during Trump’s presidency? In this article, I argue that in order to make sense of US-DPRK relations, understanding the dynamics of US North Korea policy and its implications – i.e., ideological divisions and diverging interests between the two states – is essential. In the US-DPRK relationship, US North Korea policy has first and foremost importance, given that the Trump administration’s North Korea pol-icy is heavily influenced by the personal relationship between Trump and Kim based on a series of summit meetings and subsequent bilateral working-level negotiations. However, traditional approaches such as economic sanctions are still in full swing in US-DPRK relations. It is these complex characteristics that could accurately capture the vivid dynamics of US-DPRK relations.
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What could explain US-DPRK relations during Trump’s presidency? In this article, I argue that in order to make sense of US-DPRK relations, understanding the dynamics of US North Korea policy and its implications – i.e., ideological divisions and diverging interests between the two states – is essential. In the US-DPRK relationship, US North Korea policy has first and foremost importance, given that the Trump administration’s North Korea pol-icy is heavily influenced by the personal relationship between Trump and Kim based on a series of summit meetings and subsequent bilateral working-level negotiations. However, traditional approaches such as economic sanctions are still in full swing in US-DPRK relations. It is these complex characteristics that could accurately capture the vivid dynamics of US-DPRK relations.
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