Publication

2013 - Johns Hopkins University Press

Language

English

Word Count

80,000 words, Guess

Page Count

320 pages

Identifiers

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Classifications

  • LCCJZ6009.K7N66 2013

Description

"Leading Asian and security studies experts consider the question: What would happen if North Korea "goes nuclear?" and their answers are critical. Scholars and policymakers alike need to understand the implications not only for northeast Asian regional security, but also for the international nuclear non-proliferation regime. Moore's contributors evaluate political, economic, and security issues including: how South Korea, China, Japan, and Russia would react to such an event, and the possibility of a regional arms race; what diplomatic and strategic options the U.S. has; and how the global community's expectations regarding nuclear non-proliferation would be effected. Given the instability and mystery surrounding North Korean politics, scholarship on the implications of the country's nuclear capability is critical, which makes this volume with its unique focus a timely addition to the East Asian security studies field"--

Subjects

Other Editions

  • North Korean Nuclear Operationality: Regional Security and NonproliferationJohns Hopkins University Press2013-01-01

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