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ID:
092717
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092926
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2009.
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Since 2003, a series of Six-Party Talks has attempted to halt North Korea's nuclear development; nonetheless, considering the development of North Korean nuclear capability, the talks are often regarded as an ineffective framework. In order to break through such a situation, first and foremost it is imperative to understand the nature of North Korean foreign policy. In this paper, I argue that North Korean foreign policy can be explained by neoclassical realism: the international distribution of power is interpreted by its domestic political system based on the self-reliance (Juche) ideology and the supreme leader (Suryong) political structure, whose basis is its Confucian culture, and I argue that this perception has predominantly determined its foreign policy decision-making.
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056361
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May-Aug 2003.
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138364
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On the global scene, India has recently been playing tactics of Economic Diplomacy. A statecraft, Economic Diplomacy is an attempt to arrive at some agreement between nations that was not coming about by itself. It involves negotiation and tries to prevent any violent conflict like war. It is extra-market, and takes the countries concerned beyond market equilibrium solutions indicated by mainstream economic theory. This article points out that it is in contrast, if not in contradiction, with prevalent theories on foreign trade. In 2004 the Association of Indian Diplomats had traced it to countries of Europe but this article emphasizes that economic diplomacy was practiced in India itself in epic as well as mediaeval times.
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ID:
059764
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New Delhi, Knowledge world, 2000.
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vi, 257p.
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8186019251
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ID:
047270
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2nd ed
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New Delhi, Knowledge world, 2000.
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xix, 257p.
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81879660706
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047297
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2nd ed
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New Delhi, Knowledge world, 2000.
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vi, 257p.
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81879660706
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056359
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176372
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143159
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New Delhi, Ankur Publishing House, 1975.
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ix, 400p.hbk
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B
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