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Carlin and Moon are among the most perceptive observers of North Korea, in no small measure because they have actual histories with the country's officials and are appropriately modest about what we can know. This volume gathers together an unusual cluster of leading experts, but does not confine itself to standard foreign policy analysis; it considers cultural change, the economy and ongoing humanitarian challenges, including those around COVID. Nonetheless, a particular bonus is a roundtable discussion among leading negotiators from both the US and South Korea. If you have an interest in North Korea, this book needs to be in your library.

Carlin and Moon are among the most perceptive observers of North Korea, in no small measure because they have actual histories with the country's officials and are appropriately modest about what we can know. This volume gathers together an unusual cluster of leading experts, but does not confine itself to standard foreign policy analysis; it considers cultural change, the economy and ongoing humanitarian challenges, including those around COVID. Nonetheless, a particular bonus is a roundtable discussion among leading negotiators from both the US and South Korea. If you have an interest in North Korea, this book needs to be in your library.--Stephan Haggard, University of California San Diego

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Robert Carlin is consultant at Stanford University’s Center for International Security and Cooperation. Chung-in Moon is chairman of the Sejong Institute in Seoul, Korea.

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