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The Final Chapter | CanKor

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Memoirs of an Aid Worker in the DPRK. CanKor is a Canadian interactive resource on North Korea concerned with seeking rational North Korea policy. CanKor resists the snob factor by bridging the gap between professionals and people whose curiosity has not yet been undermined by inflexible perceptions. CanKor is based on the premise that there is a crucial role to be played in northeast Asia by second-tier middle powers like Canada, Australia and the European Union. Is CanKor for me? Portrait of The Patriot.

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Canada-DPRK Relations Scenarios | Weingartner Consulting

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How we can help. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 7 other followers. How we can help. Who benefits from Scenario Planning? CENARIOS ON THE FUTURE OF CANADA-DPRK RELATIONS Erich Weingartner, CanKor Editor, 15 October 2009. Grappling with the focal question, “Will Canada play a significant role in encouraging the DPRK towards regional peace and stability by. 8220;This is what differentiates our think-NET from the many think-TANKs out t...

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Links » Opening Up North Korea

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North Korean Economy Watch. 8211; Curtis Melvin’s wonderful blog featuring insightful analysis of the economic happenings in the DPRK. Updates frequently with fresh, new content. The real gem in this site is his masterfully crafted Google Earth KMZ. That attempts to map the various landmarks, facilities, palaces, military bases, and much more. I would like to shake this man’s hand, it boggles my mind how many sites he has managed to nail down. You can get lost in this KMZ for days. 8211; Joshua Stanton&#...

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DPRK Briefing Book: Home

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Introduction to the Nautilus Institute's DPRK Briefing Book. The United States confronts several contingencies in the next weeks and months: that the DPRK deepens its nuclear opacity, declares itself a nuclear state (and maybe tests a weapon or two), or shifts back to sustained ambiguity as to its weapons capacities and intentions. The possibility remains that the regime could collapse altogether, thereby altering the tangle very quickly. Read more of the Introduction. If you haven't already. The Nautilu...

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NK Links | Leonid Petrov's KOREA VISION

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Leonid Petrov's KOREA VISION. Views and opinions on Korea (North and South). Developments in N.Korea and Canada-DPRK relations by Erich Weingartner. Asia Times Online by Allen Quicke. On Yahoo (in Japanese). By Asia Intelligence Service. THE DPRK BRIEFING BOOK. By The Nautilus Institute. NORTH KOREA’S TANGLED WEB. NORTH KOREA BREAKING NEWS. NORTH KOREA WWW VIRTUAL LIBRARY. By Professor Moo-Young Han. NORTH KOREA SPECIAL WEAPONS GUIDE. DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF KOREA (DPRK). By Paul and Rick Bakker.

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ASCK Links

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Korea Central News Agency watch. This is the official DPRK news agency. This is the official ROK information service. Articles and Reports Focusing on Current U.S.-Korean Tensions. Maps of the Korean Peninsula. Northwest Asia Peace and Security Network Daily Report. This site includes daily summaries on relevant stories from newspapers and news agencies from South Korea, North Korea, Russia, China, and the United States. Foreign Policy in Focus;. Amnesty International's North Korea page. The Korea Herald...

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It Makes a Difference to the Sheep: 12/15/2002 - 12/22/2002

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It Makes a Difference to the Sheep. Commentary and links about Korea, politics, current events, urban legends and other myths and rumors. Friday, December 20, 2002. MIRTH AMID THE MADNESS: I've been grading papers and exams for the past several hours (hence the blogging; I take a break every so often to clear my head). Students are supposed to affix a statement to the effect that the work they submit is their own. Most use standard boilerplate. But one student had the following to declare:. Argues that t...