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Could we pay the North Korean elite to give up power and nukes?
A new book makes the case for a "reunification investment fund" for Kim Jong Un
Overthinking North Korea’s Juche doctrine
Lightning rod scholar Myers returns with detailed take on Pyongyang's 'official' doctrine, which Westerners consistently misinterpret
North Korea and the revolutionary football of 1966
Disciplined, surprising performance at UK World Cup inspired devotion, 'total football' concept
The North’s history of stagnant development
Moving past a model that distrusted foreign ideas may be key to future success
Childhood dreams, education and loyalty in North Korea
Visual/text project on North Korea analyzes media excerpts captured on instant film
Why researching defectors takes creativity
Academic says human relatability matters helps those studying refugees learn new information
North Korea through famine survivors’ eyes
Expert calls 1990s a period of surprising change for citizen-state relations
Famine survivors used humor to cope – Interview
Academic who talked with defectors finds many feel ambivalent about N. Korean government
Book review – Visual Politics and North Korea: Seeing is Believing
Study underlines the connection between visual culture and international relations, offering new insights into North Korea
From satellites to novels: New names in North Korean studies, part 3
Insights into N. Korea through satellite imagery, fiction, famine analysis and nationalism studies