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KOREA (NORTH) - FOREIGN RELATIONS - KOREA (SOUTH) (4) answer(s).
 
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Ending the last cold war: Korean arms control and security in Northeast Asia / Lee, Suk Jung 1997  Book
Lee, Suk Jung Book
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Publication Aldershot, Ashgate Publishing Limited, 1997.
Description xii, 310p.
Standard Number 1855217953
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039223327.17409519/LEE 039223MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   077105


From prediction to learning: opening experts' minds to unfolding history / Herrmann, Richard K; Choi, Jong Kun   Journal Article
Choi, Jong Kun Journal Article
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Publication 2007.
Summary/Abstract Although it would be nice if the intelligence community's tradecraft or the academic community's theories could predict the future, it is essential that international security experts learn quickly and accurately from unfolding history. This article reports on a multiyear study of experts dealing with security on the Korean Peninsula. It examines how experts learn and what can derail rational updating. Three factors common to much of the work in security studies contribute to the problem: the tendency to treat the intentions of other actors as unknowable private information that is beyond empirical examination; the inclination to believe that power provides a parsimonious explanation, even though it is multifaceted and dependent on numerous components; and the penchant for engaging in "factor wars" over which causal factors are most important while paying little attention to the cumulative and interactive effect of multiple factors. Collectively, these three factors produce overconfidence in hindsight and leave experts prisoners to their preconceptions. The article investigates in the Korean case whether translating narrative expert beliefs systems (i.e., theories) into Bayesian networks can open minds and promote more appropriate updating, and suggests that it can
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ID:   071746


South Korean engagement policies and North Korea: identities, norms and the sunshine policy / Key-Young, Son 2006  Book
Key-Young, Son Book
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Publication London, Routledge, 2006.
Description xv, 250p.
Standard Number 0415374383
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ID:   070128


Sunshine in Korea: the South Korean debate over policies toward North Korea / Levin, Norman D; Han, Yong-Sup 2002  Book
Han, Yong-Sup Book
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Publication Santa Monica, Rand Corporation, 2002.
Description xviii, 143p.pbk
Standard Number 0833033212
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