FOREIGN RELATIONS
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- FOREIGN RELATIONS. // Background Notes on Countries of the World: North Korea;4/29/2011, p6
The article provides information on the foreign affairs of North Korea as of April 2011. Following the Korean War, both North Korea and South Korea have had a complicated relationship. North Korea has attempted to establish economic relationship with South Korea and to gain their support for...
- FOREIGN RELATIONS. // Background Notes on Countries of the World: South Korea;Apr2006, p5
Focuses on the relationship of South Korea with other counties. Involvement of the country in most specialized agencies of the United Nations; Alliance of the U.S. and Korea through the 1954 Mutual Defense Treaty; Relations between North and South Korea after the 1950-1953 Korean War.
- North vs. South. // New York Times Upfront;12/13/2002, Vol. 135 Issue 6, p19
Focuses on the Korean War from 1950 to 1953. Cause of the war; Number of civilian and military casualties.
- Peace talks. Howard, Lucy; Van Boven, Sarah // Newsweek;12/01/97, Vol. 130 Issue 22, p6
Reports that as of Late November 1997, North Korea has agreed to begin four-way peace talks in Geneva, Switzerland, to formally end the Korean War. Dropping of previous demand that the agenda include the immediate withdrawal of US troops from South Korea; First step toward ending North Korea's...
- LEARNING AND PROBLEM REPRESENTATION IN FOREIGN POLICY DECISION-MAKING: CHINA'S DECISION TO ENTER THE KOREAN WAR REVISITED. Chao Guo; Ren, Rongrong // Public Administration Quarterly;Fall2003, Vol. 27 Issue 3, p274
This article attempts to study the role of learning and problem representation in Chinese foreign policy decision-making as illustrated by the case of the Chinese decision to enter the Korean War. Drawing on cognitive theories of learning and problem representation, the authors argue that, in...
- History. // North Korea Country Review;2001/2002, p10
Highlights the history of North Korea. Settlements and civilization; Economic and political developments; Korean War; North-South relations; Proposal for a unified Korean national government.
- The War That Will Not Be Forgotten. Hasenauer, Heike // Soldiers;May2000, Vol. 55 Issue 5, p14
Reflects on the 50th anniversary of the Korean War in June 2000. Details on the division of Korea; Reasons for the support of China and the Soviet Union on North Korea's attack on South Korea; Details on the attack of North Korea in Seoul; Actions taken by the armed forces of the United States;...
- `End' to Korean War hinges on China. Prince, Cathryn J. // Christian Science Monitor;8/11/97, Vol. 89 Issue 179, p6
Focuses on attempts by the United States, China, North Korea and South Korea to replace the 1953 Korean War Armistice with a peace treaty. Demands from North Korea which almost derailed the process; The important role of China, seen by most as a stabilizing influence on North Korea; The...
- Something's Got to Give in Korea. Sherrod, Robert // Saturday Evening Post;2/21/1953, Vol. 225 Issue 34, p30
The article focuses on the views of combat soldiers on how to end the war in Korea. Some soldiers say that since the peace talks began in the middle of 1951, the American forces have taken about 50,000 casualties in fighting as opposed to 80,000 in the war. They point out that the Korean war is...
