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Review: Nuclear Showdown: North Korea Takes on the World, by Gordon G. Chang
North Korea is taking on the world, and we have no choice but to respond. Nuclear Showdown (2005) is journalist Gordon G. Chang’s conclusion to his contribution to the study of North Korea as a … more →
Abduction Politics
Cognitive Bias, or Why Humans Stink at Assessing Threats
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Josh Clark wrote 1 month ago: If you were an American walking around in 2005, you had a one in 10,010 chance of dying from falling … more →
Priorities - Swine Flu and North Korea
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James wrote 6 months ago: It never fails to surprise me just how short-sighted public attitudes can be. In May, the world fell … more →
Differing perceptions over security matters
pakistanpal wrote 6 months ago: By Asif Haroon Raja The US and Pak military leadership are at variance over threat perception. The f … more →
A Simple (but immodest) Proposal
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a.j.mount wrote 1 year ago: Everybody stop using the word ‘threat.’ Ready—go. In policy planning documents—from the … more →
Review: Nuclear Showdown: North Korea Takes on the World, by Gordon G. Chang
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James wrote 1 year ago: North Korea is taking on the world, and we have no choice but to respond. Nuclear Showdown (2005) is … more →
Review: Nuclear Showdown: North Korea Takes on the World, by Gordon G. Chang
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James wrote 1 year ago: North Korea is taking on the world, and we have no choice but to respond. Nuclear Showdown (2005) is … more →
A Brewing Storm...
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James wrote 1 year ago: The United States’ lack of real regard for the Japanese conduct of the abduction issue, or per … more →
The Abduction Issue and Japanese Long-Term Strategic Trajectory
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James wrote 1 year ago: I touched upon this in my previous post, but I want to expand on the issue of the abduction issue ac … more →
The Abduction Issue and Japanese Long-Term Strategic Trajectory
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James wrote 1 year ago: I touched upon this in my previous post, but I want to expand on the issue of the abduction issue ac … more →
Fear vs Anger: The Difficulty of Studying Emotions in Politics
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James wrote 1 year ago: Politics is not dispassionate, it never will be. Emotion seeps through, however, how can we tell one … more →
The Nature of Political Fear
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James wrote 1 year ago: The subtitle of this blog is: “North Korea, Japan and the Politics of Fear’ but what is … more →
The Nature of Political Fear
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James wrote 1 year ago: The subtitle of this blog is: “North Korea, Japan and the Politics of Fear’ but what is … more →
The Domestic and International Dimensions of Security on the Korean Peninsula - A Conference in Swansea
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James wrote 2 years ago: I just got back from a pretty arduous day. I got up at 5am to take a 3-hour bus ride to Swansea in S … more →
The Domestic and International Dimensions of Security on the Korean Peninsula - A Conference in Swansea
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James wrote 2 years ago: I just got back from a pretty arduous day. I got up at 5am to take a 3-hour bus ride to Swansea in S … more →
