Publication
Jun 2003
This paper discusses and analyzes the different diplomatic approaches of the United States and the Republic of Korea in communicating and dealing with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. The author explains that common multilateral negotiations and arrangements are the most effective path to a diplomatic and non-confrontational resolution of the international standoff with North Korea and to an end of the crisis over the North's nuclear weapons program.
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| Author | Alan D. Romberg |
| Series | Stimson Occasional Papers and Reports |
| Publisher | Stimson Center |
| Copyright | © 2003 The Henry L. Stimson Center Paper prepared for the New Strategy Institute of Korea Colloquium on "Korea-U.S. Alliance: Reaffirming the Cooperative Partnership" |