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Economic Training 2.0 in North Korea (Part 2) – Generation Gaps & More by Choson Exchange
This picks up from a previous blogpost. I wasinterviewed by a Korean journal focused on inter-Korean issues. I provided my opinion on how economic policy should evolve in North Korea, and what organizations like Choson Exchange must focus on to facilitate that transition. The interview was translated into Korean. I …
Who Does Business in Rason? – A Profile by Choson Exchange
When possible, we will try to profile companies and organizations we come across. This is our first. Jilin Tobacco Industry Co. Ltd. (JTICL) When visiting North Korea or China, one
Integration in the Absence of Institutions: China-North Korea Cross-Border Exchange
Theory tells us that weak rule of law and institutions deter cross-border integration, deter investment relative to trade, and inhibit trade finance. Drawing on a survey of more than
Political Change in the DPRK: An interview with Stephan Haggard and Daniel Pinkston
An interview with Stephan Haggard and Daniel Pinkston, published by The National Bureau of Asian
The Rason Economic and Trade Zone to Adopt the Singapore Model
Since the June 8 and 9 groundbreaking ceremonies for joint development projects between North Korea and China were held, attention has been directed toward North Korea’s international economic
Trade with China 1995-2009
Trade with China 1995-2009 Nathaniel Aden Nautilus Institute June 7, 2011 View the paper here. A link to this paper has been added to theDPRK Economic Statistics Page. The Nautilus Insitute has
Imports from North Korea: Existing Rules,Implications of the KORUS FTA, and the Kaesong Industrial Complex
Mark E. Manyin, Coordinator, Jeanne J. Grimmett, Vivian C. Jones, Dick K. Nanto, Michaela D. Platzer, Dianne E. Rennack Congressional Research Service (CRS) June 2, 2011 Download the PDF here. This
The Kaesong North-South Industrial Complex, by Congressional Research Service
This purpose of this report is to provide an overview of the role, purposes, and results of the Kaesong Industrial Complex (KIC) and examine U.S. interests, policy issues,
Toxic Legacy: Hunger, Oppression, Migration, and Health in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
United States Institute of Peace Peace Brief By Leonard S. Rubenstein The impact of economic collapse in the Democratic Republic of North Korea during the 1990s continues to devastate the
New Academic Papers from the DPRK
Reunification of Korea is a Major Security Issue on the Korean Peninsula: The North Korean Perspective Ma Tong Hui ASIA PAPER, October 2010 Read more The Conclusion of a Peace Treaty is







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