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More articles by 'Jonathan R. Corrado'
Why U.S. sanctions on North Korea are about to get a much longer reach
New laws stand to substantially increase Washington's ability to put pressure on Pyongyang
Europe’s role in diplomacy on the Korean peninsula: enabler, intermediary, example
The EU can play a crucial part in shoring up the U.S.-ROK strategy to induce Pyongyang to denuclearize
Will Democrats in the House change U.S. direction on North Korea?
An increasingly hawkish Foreign Affairs Committee stands to have significant influence on policy
What an OPCON transfer could mean for the U.S.-South Korea Alliance
A transfer of command would likely strengthen, not weaken, the allies
Why the U.S. midterm elections matter for North Korea
Voters largely support rapprochement, but a Democratic victory might see a more hawkish Congress emerge
How will the U.S.-China trade war affect talks with North Korea?
A drawn-out dispute could undermine sanctions and limit economic cooperation in the event of a deal
What comes first, denuclearization or a peace treaty?
Bridging the gap between the North and the U.S. on the specifics of sequencing remains a tricky prospect
North Korea’s economic reintegration: past lessons from former pariah states
Precedent suggests institutional change is essential for real development
Soft power and foreign investment: how North Korea might sell itself to the world
Lessons from China suggest any attempt to use propaganda internationally may fall on deaf ears
Facilitate or obstruct? Congress’s powers in North Korean deal-making
U.S. lawmakers will play a key role in everything from a peace treaty to sanctions reduction
