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Toxic Legacy: Hunger, Oppression, Migration, and Health in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
United States Institute of Peace Peace Brief By Leonard S. Rubenstein The impact of economic collapse in the Democratic Republic of North Korea during the 1990s continues to devastate the health and lives of people in North Korea. This Peace Brief explores the current health status of North Korea, initiatives …
New Academic Papers from the DPRK
Reunification of Korea is a Major Security Issue on the Korean Peninsula: The North Korean Perspective Ma Tong Hui ASIA PAPER, October 2010 Read more The Conclusion of a Peace Treaty is
Sen. Lugar releases CRS report on DPRK sanctions
Sen. Lugar releases CRS report on DPRK sanctions (H/T NKEconwatch) The CRS report he received can be found here.
INTER-KOREAN TRADE UP 51.3% IN FIRST HALF OF 2010
Trade between the two Koreas in the first half of 2010 totaled 980 million USD, 51.3 percent more than the 650 million dollars-worth of trade last year. North
North Korean foreign trade down 10.5% in 2009
In 2009, North Korea’s foreign trade (not including inter-Korean trade) amounted to 3.41 billion dollars, 10.5 percent less than 2008, which saw the largest amount of DPRK overseas
IMPACT OF THE ROK’S MAY 24 ECONOMIC SANCTIONS AGAINST THE DPRK
On May 24, the South Korean government announced, in response to the Cheonan incident, the cessation of inter-Korean exchanges and other sanctions against Pyongyang. These measures will directly
DPRK ECONOMIST: CURRENCY REFORM CAUSED INSTABILITY
Ri Ki Song, a professor at the Institute of Economics, a part of North Korea’s Academy of Social Sciences, acknowledged during an interview on April 18 that
ASI Research Update: New EAI and Ilmin International Relations Institute Reports on
The East Asia Institute and the Ilmin International Relations Institute have both issued new working papers on North Korea’s economy and its impact on regional
Currency Reform in North Korea
Currency “Reform” in North Korea by James M. Lister (jml@keia.org) “It’s the economy, stupid!” (attributed to James Carville, 1992 presidential campaign) Free elections are not part of North Korea’s political fabric, but
DPRK LEGAL EFFORTS TO STRENGTHEN PLANNED ECONOMY FOLLOW CURRENCY REFORMS
It has recently been verified that following the currency reforms at the end of last year, North Korea passed 11 laws revising and reforming the system of government





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