April 27, 2024
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Analysis
The DPRK economy and its laws #7: Employment law for foreign entities
In North Korea, workers are resources to be directed by the institutions of State
September 28, 2016
Analysis
The DPRK economy and its laws #6: How are joint ventures regulated?
Despite need for cash, the country remains picky about who is allowed to do business
September 20, 2016
Analysis
The DPRK economy and its laws #5: Perestroika without Glasnost
Examining Kim Jong Il's 2002 market reforms - and their impact on North Korea today
September 13, 2016
Analysis
The DPRK economy and its laws #4: Navigating the SEZs
Just how "special" are the Special Economic Zones?
September 7, 2016
Analysis
The DPRK economy and its laws #3: Are inter-Korean agreements dead or alive?
While inter-Korean relations are on ice, important agreements not yet torn up
August 30, 2016
Analysis
The DPRK economy and its laws #2: The Civil Code
Who owns what in the DPRK? Ownership rights as reflected in the DPRK Civil Code
August 26, 2016
Analysis
The DPRK economy and its laws: Understanding the constitution
Tracing the DPRK’s Economic Reforms through its Constitutional Amendments
August 25, 2016
Analysis
UNSC N.Korea sanctions in plain English
14,273 words of six UNSC resolutions on North Korea, condensed into just 964
April 19, 2016
Analysis
The pros and cons of sanctions on North Korea
All side can agree on better enforcement, a multipronged approach
March 29, 2016
Analysis
The shape of North Korean sanctions to come
Exports-for-development-assistance approach may present a way forward
March 22, 2016
