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Table of Contents:

• Introduction
• Executive summary
• China's policy toward North Korea in the aftermath of the nuclear test
• Chinese debates on North Korea
• Sino-DPRK economic relations
• Chinese aid to North Korea
• North Korea's current economic situation and prospects
• North Korean policies toward economic reform
• Chinese assessments of North Korea's political stability
• Potential Chinese responses to instability
• PRC analysts' increasing openness to DPRK-related discussions
• Conclusion: taking stock.

Author/Creator:

Glaser, Bonnie S.

Contributors:

Snyder, Scott, 1964-

Park, John S.

Center for Strategic and International Studies (Washington, D.C.)

United States Institute of Peace

Languages:

English

Language Notes:

Item content: English

Main Work:

Keeping an eye on an unruly neighbor: Chinese views of economic reform and stability in North Korea: a joint report [by Glaser, B.S.]

Related Series:

Working paper (United States Institute of Peace); [volume] 6

Subjects:

China — Foreign relations — Korea (North)

Korea (North) — Foreign relations — China

Korea (North) — Politics and government

Korea (North) — Economic policy

Diplomatic relations

Politics and government

Economic policy

China

Korea (North)

System Details:

Mode of access: Internet from the USIP web site.

General Notes:

Title from title screen (viewed on Jan. 14, 2008).
"January 3, 2008."
"This Working Paper was commissioned by the Korea Working Group at the U.S. Institute of Peace"--P. 1.
"This report is based on discussions with Chinese specialists on the Democratic People's Republic of Korea during a CSIS-USIP delegation visit to Beijing, Changchun, and Yanji, June 25-30, 2007"--P. 1.
Includes bibliographical references (page 26).

Physical Description:

26 pages : digital, PDF file.

Digital Characteristics:

text file; PDF

Call Numbers:

Y 3.P 31:24/6

SuDocs Numbers:

Y 3.P 31:24/6

Other Standard Numbers:

Government Printing Office Item Number: 1063-K-15 (online)

OCLC Numbers:

189695892