-Historicizes the origins of the DPRK Nuclear crisis
-Provides a systemic analysis of the participating states' foreign policy decision-making and outcomes by adopting Interactionist Role Theory
-Provides valuable insights about how relevant governments can build consensus for future multilateral negotiations

Historicizes the origins of the DPRK Nuclear crisis Provides a systemic analysis of the participating states' foreign policy decision-making and outcomes by adopting Interactionist Role Theory Provides valuable insights about how relevant governments can build consensus for future multilateral negotiations

Autorentext

Mi-yeon Hur is an assistant professor at Korea University, Sejong Campus. She earned her PhD in Peace Studies at the University of Bradford and was a visiting fellow at the Japan Institute of International Affairs. Formerly, she worked as a broadcaster for Seoul Broadcasting Station and Educational Broadcasting System in Seoul.

Klappentext

-Historicizes the origins of the DPRK Nuclear crisis -Provides a systemic analysis of the participating states' foreign policy decision-making and outcomes by adopting Interactionist Role Theory -Provides valuable insights about how relevant governments can build consensus for future multilateral negotiations

Zusammenfassung
-Historicizes the origins of the DPRK Nuclear crisis
-Provides a systemic analysis of the participating states' foreign policy decision-making and outcomes by adopting Interactionist Role Theory
-Provides valuable insights about how relevant governments can build consensus for future multilateral negotiations

Inhalt
1 Introduction.- 2 North Korea's Second Nuclear Crisis and Inception of the SPT.- 3 Banco Delta Asia and DPRK's First Nuclear Test.- 4 Bush's Policy Shift and Februay 13 Action Plan.- 5 North Korea's Second Nuclear Test.- 6 Naval Crises in the West Sea and DPRK's Third Nuclear Test.- 7 Conclusion.- 8 Epilogue.