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CNS - North Korea Special Collection
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 North Korea Special Collection
CNS DPRK Experts
Jing-dong Yuan | Bio
Director, East Asia Nonproliferation Program, (EANP)
jing-dong.yuan[at]miis.edu
Dr. William C. Potter | Bio
Director, Center for Nonproliferation Studies
wpotter[at]miis.edu
Dr. Sungtack Shin | Bio
Visiting Scholar, EANP
sungtack.shin[at]miis.edu
Leonard Spector | Bio
Deputy Director of the CNS, Washington, D.C. Office
leonard.spector[at]miis.edu
Larry Scheinman | Bio
Distinguished Professor, Washington, D.C. Office
lscheinman[at]miis.edu
Jean Du Preez | Bio
Director, International Organizations Nonproliferation Program (IONP)
jean.dupreez[at]miis.edu
Clay Moltz | Bio
Senior Associate
cmoltz[at]miis.edu
Stephanie Lieggi | Bio
Research Associate, EANP
stephanie.lieggi[at]miis.edu
Maps
Satellite Photos of Yongbyon Nuclear Complex:
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Satellite imagery by Space Imaging.
Nuclear:
Suspected Uranium Enrichment Sites
Mining and Milling Facilities
Other Nuclear Facilities
Recent Features
The North Korean Nuclear Impasse: A Long Road to Denuclearisation
An op-ed by Jing-dong Yuan for OpinionAsia.
Created: April 7, 2007
Beijing Keeps a Wary Eye on the Korean Peace Process
An op-ed by Jing-dong Yuan for China Brief.
Created: December 5, 2007
Back to the Future: U.S. adopting familiar approach to continuing North Korean defiance. [PDF format]
an op-ed by Daniel A. Pinkston for The Ripon Forum.
Created: April 19, 2007
Six-Parties Adopt Steps for North Korean Denuclearization But Uranium Enrichment Controversy Looms as Major Obstacle
an article by Daniel A. Pinkston and Leonard S. Spector for WMD Insights.
Created: April 3, 2007
Japan Debates Preparing for Future Preemptive Strikes against North Korea [PDF format]
Daniel A. Pinkston and Kazutaka Sakurai have published this piece in a special edition on the North Korean nuclear issue of The Korean Journal of Defense Analysis, Vol. 18, No. 4, Winter 2006, pp. 95-121.
Created: March 21, 2007
North Korean Nuclear Facilities, Chronologies, and Maps
North Korean Biological Facilities, Chronologies, and Imports/Exports
North Korean Chemical Facilities, Chronologies, and Imports/Exports
North Korean Missile Facilities, Chronologies, and Maps
North Korea's Foreign Policy Towards the United States [PDF format]
An article by Daniel A. Pinkston for Strategic Insights, Volume V, Issue 7 (September 2006).
Created: September 5, 2006
North Korea Claims South Plans to Produce Nuclear Submarine
An analysis by Daniel A. Pinkston for the WMD Insights.
Created: May 4, 2006
Vinalon, the DPRK, and Chemical Weapons Precursors
An integral segment of the DPRK chemical industry is the production of vinalon, or "juche fiber." Of special significance is the
fact that a number of North Korean defectors have linked Dr. Lee Sung Ki-the co-inventor of vinalon and father of polymer fiber production
in the DPRK--with the DPRK chemical and nuclear weapons programs.
An issue brief by Eric Croddy for the Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI).
Created: February 26, 2003
When Did WMD Deals Between Pyongyang and Islamabad Begin?
According to press reports, the North Korean-Pakistani trade of missiles for highly enriched uranium
(HEU) technology occurred around 1997, which would coincide with Pyongyang's shipment of Nodong missiles to Pakistan.
Research Story of the Week by Daniel A. Pinkston.
Created: October 28, 2002
Top
Nuclear
North Korea Likely to Conduct Second Nuclear Test [PDF format]
From a technical standpoint, North Korea should be expected to conduct at least one or two more nuclear tests before its leaders can be confident in their "nuclear deterrent."
A CNS Research Story by Daniel A. Pinkston and Shin Sungtack.
Created: January 8, 2007
The North Korean Nuclear Test: Regional and International Implications [PDF format]
CNS experts took part in a panel discussion on the recent events on the Korean peninsula and what the future may hold for the international community and the nonproliferation regime.
A CNS Research Story
Created: October 16, 2006
How Will the World React to a Nuclear North Korea?
Jing-dong Yuan speaks on NPR's Talk of the Nation, October 11.
Created: October 12, 2006
CNS Analysis of North Korea Nuclear Test Claim [PDF format]
CNS experts report on the technical specifications of North Korea's test as well as initial reaction from the international community.
A CNS Research Story
Created: October 10, 2006
North Korea Claims South Plans to Produce Nuclear Submarine
An analysis by Daniel A. Pinkston for the WMD Insights.
Created: May 4, 2006
North Korea's Nuclear Weapons Program and the Six-party Talks
An issue brief by Daniel A. Pinkston for the Nuclear Threat Initiative.
Created: May 4, 2006
Special Report on the North Korean Nuclear Weapons Statement
On February 10, 2005, the North Korean Foreign Ministry issued a statement declaring
that North Korea possessed nuclear weapons and that the country would "increase its
nuclear arsenal to defend the ideas, system, freedom and democracy that were chosen by
the North Korean people."
A CNS Research Story.
Created: February 11, 2005
Responses to a Nuclear North Korea (PDF Format)
An article by Phillip C. Saunders for KNDU Review.
Created: December 2003
Second Tier Proliferation: The Case of Pakistan and North Korea (PDF Format)
A report for the Nonproliferation Review, CNS, Vol. 9.3.
by Guarav Kampani
Created: Fall/Winter 2002
Factsheet on North Korean Nuclear Reprocessing Statement
The statement was the first official comment by the DPRK about the upcoming trilateral
meetings between the United States, North Korea and China that are scheduled to
be held in Beijing the week of April 20th.
Created: April 18, 2003
North Korea's Withdrawal From the NPT: A Reality Check
North Korea's withdrawal could trigger further defections from the treaty and cause other states in the region to pursue nuclear weapons of their own. Of equal concern is the potential for North Korea to sell weapons grade fissile material or nuclear weapons themselves to other states and non-state actors, including terrorist groups.
Research Story of the Week by Jean Du Preez and William Potter.
Created: April 9, 2003
Confronting Ambiguity: How to Handle North Korea's Nuclear Program
"There are growing divisions over how to deal with North Korea's nuclear weapons program."
An article by Phillip C. Saunders for Arms Control Today.
Created: March 4, 2003
Military Options for Dealing with North Korea's Nuclear Program
This report explores some of the tactical issues
that would be involved in military strikes against North Korean nuclear
facilities and explains why an anonymous senior Bush administration official
concluded that although the United States has military options, "we don't
have good ones."
Created: January 27, 2003
Assessing North Korea's Nuclear Intentions
North Korean leaders have strong incentives to conceal their true
intentions in order to maximize their bargaining power and to minimize
international reactions to their nuclear weapons program.
Created: January 14, 2003
CNS Experts Respond to the DPRK's Withdrawal from the NPT
On January 10th, the DPRK issued a statement that it would be withdrawing from the NPT.
Created: January 10, 2003
Text of North Korea's Statement on NPT Withdrawal
On January 10th, the DPRK issued a statement that it would be withdrawing from the NPT.
Created: January 10, 2003
Korea Crisis Will Test Chinese Diplomacy
"As the United States and North Korea head toward a possible nuclear confrontation, China is positioned to play a critical role in defusing the crisis."
An op-ed by Phillip C. Saunders and Jing-dong Yuan for the Asian Times, January 8, 2002.
Created: January 7, 2003
North Korea Lifts the Freeze on Its Nuclear Program
The DPRK announced that it would lift the freeze on its nuclear facilities to generate
electricity, raising several questions regarding the
current status of its nuclear facilities and the timelines for
any diversion of nuclear materials to bomb fabrication.
Research Story of the Week by Daniel A. Pinkston.
Created: December 16, 2002
North Korean Motivations for Developing Nuclear Weapons (PDF format)
"We must analyze the North Koreans' threat perceptions over the past half century to clearly understand their motivations for acquiring the bomb."
Created: October 30, 2002
Agreed Framework and KEDO
Updated: October 21, 2002
Nuclear Inspections and Brinksmanship
"The United States and its allies in East Asia are struggling to develop a strategy to address the growing threat posed by North Korea's nuclear weapons program."
An op-ed by Leonard S. Spector for the Chosun Ilbo, October 30, 2002.
Created: October 30, 2002
The Status of North Korea's Nuclear Inspections
Research Story of the Week, February 26 2002.
Chronologies
North Korean Nuclear Developments (1947-1999)
IAEA-North Korea: Nuclear Safeguards and Inspections (1977-1999)
North Korea's Alleged Underground Nuclear Facility
Created: July 1999
Nonproliferation Review:
The Origins, Evolution, and Current Politics of the North Korean Nuclear Program (PDF format)
Volume 2, Number 3, Spring-Summer 1995
Top
Agreed Framework and KEDO
Collapse of the Agreed Framework?
A White House spokesman declared that North Korea is in "material breach"
of the Agreed Framework, and the agreement could now be null
and void. It is too early to tell whether the Agreed Framework
can be resuscitated because the willingness of both
parties to negotiate a new deal is uncertain.
Research Story of the Week by Daniel A. Pinkston.
Created: October 21, 2002
Lessons of the Agreed Framework for Using Engagement as a Nonproliferation Tool (PDF format)
An article for the Nonproliferation Review, CNS, Vol. 6.4.
by Curtis H. Martin.
Created: Fall 1999
Implementing the DPRK Nuclear Deal: What U.S. Law Requires (PDF format)
A report for the Nonproliferation Review, CNS, Vol. 7.3.
by Henry Sokolski
Created: Fall-Winter 2000
Implementing the Agreed Framework and Potential Obstacles
"The Agreed Framework between the United States and the Democratic People’s
Republic of Korea (DPRK) signed in October 1994 has frozen the DPRK’s
nuclear weapons development program. However, the Agreed Framework has
been under threat."
A paper by Daniel A. Pinkston for the 12th Pacific Basin Nuclear Conference in Seoul, Korea, 29 October to 2 November 2000.
Created: October 24, 2000
Perry Report on US North Korea Policy Impending
Created: July 1999
The Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization: Achievements and Challenges (PDF format)
A viewpoint for the Nonproliferation Review, CNS, Vol. 6.2.
by Joel Wit.
Created: Winter 1999
Top
Missile
South Korean Response to North Korean July Missile Exercise Includes Unveiling of New Cruise Missile
by Dan Pinkston for WMD Insights.
Created: October 4, 2006
Clarification on Media Citations of "CNS Report on DPRK Missiles"
Created: September 5, 2006
Causes and Consequences of North Korea's Missile Tests
An audio interview with Leonard Spector on voanews.com.
Created: July 14, 2006
Deadly silence
an op-ed by Daniel A. Pinkston for Salon.com.
Created: July 12, 2006
As North Korea Prepares Launch of Long-Range Ballistic Missile, Split Widens Between U.S. and South Korea
an article by Daniel A. Pinkston for WMD Insights.
Created: July 5, 2006
Will North Korea Launch a Long-range Missile? [PDF format]
An essay by Daniel A. Pinkston for the Nautilus Institute's Policy Forum Online. (http://www.nautilus.org/fora/index.html)
Created: June 16, 2006
North Korean Ballistic Missile Capabilities (PDF format)
A new special report from CNS answers key questions about North Korea's ballistic missiles and presents estimates of their missile capabilities.
A CNS Research Story.
Created: March 6, 2006
Second Tier Proliferation: The Case of Pakistan and North Korea (PDF Format)
A report for the Nonproliferation Review, CNS, Vol. 9.3.
by Guarav Kampani
Created: Fall/Winter 2002
Domestic Politics and Stakeholders in the North Korean Missile Development Program (PDF format)
An article for the Nonproliferation Review, CNS, Vol. 10.2.
by Dan A. Pinkston.
Created: Summer 2003
North Korean Cruise Missile Tests--and Iraqi Cruise Missile Attacks--Raise Troubling Questions for Missile Defenses
"In the end, hedging against the cruise missile threat depends as much on developing more effective nonproliferation policies as it does on planning for more versatile missile defenses."
Research Story of the Week by Dennis Gormley.
Created: April 8, 2003
North Korean Ballistic Missile Programs: Soviet and Russian Legacies?
by Timothy McCarthy
WMD Threats 2001: Critical Choices for the Bush Administration, Occasional Papers: #6.
Created: May 2001
A History of Ballistic Missile Development in the DPRK
Occasional Paper #2
Joseph S. Bermudez, Jr.
Created 9 February 2000
North Korea's Ballistic Missile Program: A Look Back & the Road Ahead
Washington D.C. Office 2000 Briefing Series, February 28, 2000.
Created: 2000
CNS Resources on North Korea's Ballistic Missile Program
This page provides a map, factsheet, overview, chronology, and external links related to North Korea's ballistic missile program.
Updated: August 1999
North Korea: A Second Taep’o-dong Test?
Created: July 1999
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