Second act: as the North Korea merry-go-round keeps turning, Congress weighs a bill to encourage mass emigration. Good idea. Here's why it won't work.(Dispatches)
American Prospect, The, February, 2004 by Feffer, John
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THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION HAS BEEN at times dangerously ambiguous in its policy toward North Korea. With a second round of six party talks likely for early 2004 and North Korea's nuclear program chugging along, the upcoming debate on Capitol Hill over a new bill, the North Korea Freedom Act, may well be pivotal in pushing U.S.
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policy toward either engagement or increased confrontation. The stakes are huge: Even if the current conflict doesn't escalate into a shooting war, failure to bar North Korea from the nuclear club could set a poor precedent for nonproliferation and seriously ...
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